On Sunday night, Arizona Fall League action rolled on, but the Surprise Saguaros did not take the field.

Sunday saw the league host its annual “Fall Stars” game, and four Texas Rangers prospects saw time on the field for the American League squad.

Unfortunately for them, their efforts were not enough in the end as the AL squad fell to the National League 7-4.

The win marked the first time that the NL has come out victorious in the yearly showcase since the 2022 edition.

As for the Rangers, Sebastian Walcott, Paxton Kling, Julian Brock, and Alejandro Chiquillo were all part of the action.

Walcott got a start in the game, playing both third base and shortstop throughout the course of the night.

In his first at-bat, Walcott drove the fourth pitch he saw into right field, but with just 254 feet of distance, he was retired. In the fourth, Walcott came back to the plate and ripped the fifth pitch of the at-bat on the ground to shortstop for the first out of the inning,

During his final at-bat of the game, Walcott once again flew out, this time driving one to center field at 386 feet.

After having a monster Fall League up until this point, Kling came into the game in the sixth inning and, in his first at-bat, lined a ball out to left field off the bat at 93.3 mph but was retired.

In the ninth, Kling ripped a single up the middle to bring home the final run of the night for the AL.

Brock also came into the game late, as he entered during the sixth inning.

In the eighth, Brock continued to show his strong plate discipline as he worked a six-pitch walk in what would go down as his only at-bat of the night.

On the mound, Chiquillo came on to pitch the sixth inning and worked a scoreless frame despite allowing a hit.

Chiquillo got an out on the fifth pitch he threw as he forced a lineout to left field to lead off the inning. Just three pitches later, he would get another flyout to left.

Looking to record the final out of the frame, Chiquillo allowed a two-out double but was able to retire the next batter to strand the runner and leave the game clean.

Now, the four Rangers prospects will return their attention to the remaining games of the Fall League as they look to help Surprise capture the title.