Five of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ top 30 prospects are headed to the Arizona Fall League.
The end of the minor league baseball season does not necessarily mean the end of the road for some of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ top prospects.
Several of the organization’s most promising young players will have another opportunity to develop this fall after being selected for the Arizona Fall League. The Dodgers will be represented by nine players on the Glendale roster, including five prospects ranked among the organization’s top 30.
The group is headlined by outfielder Eduardo Quintero, the Dodgers’ No. 3 prospect and No. 19 prospect in MLB Pipeline’s overall Top 100. Quintero will enter the Fall League following a breakout 2026 campaign that established him as one of the more intriguing young hitters in the organization.
At just 20 years old, Quintero posted a .309/.455/.495 slash line across 111 games in the High-A Midwest League. He collected 45 extra-base hits while stealing 44 bases, showing the combination of offensive production and athleticism that has pushed him toward the top of the Dodgers’ system.
Quintero will not be the only highly regarded Los Angeles prospect receiving additional opportunities in Arizona.
Outfielder Charles Davalan, ranked No. 6 in the Dodgers' system and No. 86 overall, also earned a spot on the Glendale roster. Davalan put together an impressive first full professional season, batting .291/.400/.532 with 24 home runs and 17 stolen bases over 115 games.
Third baseman Chase Harlan, the Dodgers’ No. 9 prospect, will also participate. Harlan is regarded as one of the better third-base prospects in the game and brings significant raw power to a Glendale roster that should feature several interesting young bats.
The Dodgers will additionally send right-handed pitchers Marlon Nieves and Brooks Auger. Nieves is ranked No. 27 in the organization, while Auger comes in at No. 29.
Nieves enters the Fall League with a power-oriented arsenal, including a fastball that can reach 99 mph and a slider in the mid-80s. Auger does not possess quite the same level of raw stuff, but his deception gives him another way to challenge hitters.
The remaining Dodgers players on Glendale’s roster are catcher Anson Aroz, left-hander Luke Fox, right-hander Sam Horn and left-hander Code Morse.
The Arizona Fall League season begins Oct. 3 and will give these prospects roughly six additional weeks of competitive baseball. The championship game is scheduled for Nov. 14 at Peoria Stadium, with the Fall Stars Game set for Nov. 8 at Salt River Fields.
For the Dodgers, the Fall League represents another stage in the development of a group that could eventually contribute at the major-league level.
Quintero will naturally draw the most attention as the organization’s highest-ranked representative, but the presence of five Top-30 prospects gives the Dodgers plenty to monitor throughout the fall.
