The Los Angeles Dodgers had two pitching prospects take the mound during Sunday's Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game, giving Brooks Auger and Luke Fox an opportunity to showcase their development against some of the top young hitters in professional baseball.

Both left an impression in different ways, with Auger recovering from an early control issue to finish his inning with multiple strikeouts, while Fox bounced back from an unfortunate defensive sequence to retire the side.

The 20th annual Fall Stars Game featured 60 players representing the American and National leagues. The National League ultimately claimed a 7-4 victory after scoring three runs in the eighth inning, earning its first win in the exhibition since 2022.

Auger, currently ranked No. 28 among the Dodgers' prospects by MLB Pipeline, appeared in the seventh inning and demonstrated his ability to recover after an extended battle with the first hitter he faced.

The right-hander needed six pitches before issuing a walk to open the frame. Rather than allowing the early setback to affect the remainder of his appearance, Auger responded by retiring the next three batters.

The 25-year-old recorded two strikeouts to close out the inning, generating five swings and misses along the way.

Although the opening walk prevented Auger from having a completely clean appearance, his finish was encouraging. His ability to miss bats against a lineup featuring some of the American League's top prospects was a positive takeaway from his outing.

Fox also received an opportunity to pitch during the showcase, entering the game in the fifth inning.

The left-hander encountered trouble almost immediately after surrendering a double to Kyle DeBarge on his third pitch of the appearance.

DeBarge subsequently advanced to third base and scored when Fox committed a throwing error, putting an early blemish on the Dodgers prospect's outing.

However, Fox managed to put the sequence behind him and responded with an impressive finish.

The southpaw struck out the next three batters, completing the inning on just 14 pitches. After allowing the double and committing the throwing error, Fox demonstrated his ability to regain his composure and finish the frame without allowing additional damage.

His response was particularly notable given how quickly the inning initially unraveled.

Auger and Fox represented two different stages of the Dodgers' pitching development pipeline, but both had opportunities to showcase their abilities against some of the sport's most promising young players.

While the NL's late rally ultimately decided the exhibition, the individual performances from Los Angeles' representatives provided encouraging moments for the organization.

The Dodgers continue to prioritize developing pitching talent throughout their farm system, and appearances in events such as the Fall Stars Game offer prospects valuable experience against high-level competition.