PHOENIX, ARIZONA – The Arizona Fall League (AFL) today announced the rosters for the 2019 AFL season that begins Wednesday, September 18. Team rosters reflect seven representatives from each MLB Club, and are divided accordingly to the organization’s respective AFL team assignment.

This year’s crop of talent features 20 players on MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 list, including five in the top 20. The highest ranked prospect in the 2019 class, Angels’ farmhand Jo Adell (4th), will represent the Mesa Solar Sox. The top pitching prospect of 2018, Houston’s Forrest Whitley (MLB Pipeline’s #17 overall), will return to the desert for a second stint in the AFL to represent the Peoria Javelinas.

MLB Pipeline Top 100 players in the 2019 Arizona Fall League:

4. Jo Adell - OF - Los Angeles Angels - Mesa Solar Sox

7. Royce Lewis - IF - Minnesota Twins - Salt River Rafters

16. Alex Kirilloff - OF/1B - Minnesota Twins - Salt River Rafters

17. Forrest Whitley - RHP - Houston Astros - Peoria Javelinas

20. Joey Bart - C - San Francisco Giants - Scottsdale Scorpions

23. Jarred Kelenic - OF - Seattle Mariners - Peoria Javelinas

35. Alec Bohm - IF - Philadelphia Phillies - Scottsdale Scorpions

38. Nolan Jones - IF - Cleveland Indians - Mesa Solar Sox

48. Nico Hoerner - IF - Chicago Cubs - Mesa Solar Sox

50. Dylan Carlson - OF - St. Louis Cardinals - Glendale Desert Dogs

52. Julio Rodriguez - OF - Seattle Mariners - Peoria Javelinas

53. Heliot Ramos - OF - San Francisco Giants - Scottsdale Scorpions

59. Oneil Cruz - IF - Pittsburgh Pirates - Peoria Javelinas

73. Daniel Lynch - LHP - Kansas City Royals - Surprise Saguaros

77. Luis Garcia - IF - Washington Nationals - Surprise Saguaros

88. Miguel Amaya - C - Chicago Cubs - Mesa Solar Sox

91. Andrés Giménez - IF - New York Mets - Scottsdale Scorpions

92. Jonathan India - IF - Cincinnati Reds - Glendale Desert Dogs

93. Shane Baz - RHP - Tampa Bay Rays - Salt River Rafters

97. Seth Beer - IF - Arizona Diamondbacks - Salt River Rafters

Regarded throughout professional baseball as the “finishing school” for top prospects since its inception in 1992, the six-team league features elite young players from every Major League Baseball Club.

The Arizona Fall League will play three games per day, six days a week starting on September 18. Daily start times are 12:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Due to construction at Scottsdale Stadium and Surprise Stadium this fall, the AFL will play at four Cactus League stadiums — Camelback Ranch-Glendale, Peoria Sports Complex, Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, and Sloan Park.

The 14th annual Fall Stars Game (Saturday, October 12) and AFL Championship Game (Saturday, October 26) will be played at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick.

Tickets for Arizona Fall League games can be purchased at ballpark ticket windows or at MLB.com/AFL.