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Arizona Fall League
Peoria's postseason run came up just short as the Javelinas fell to the No. 2 seed Surprise Saguaros 9-4 in the AFL championship game.
Peoria jumped out in front early and held a 4-0 advantage in the sixth inning. The Javelinas wouldn't score again, however, and the Saguaros delivered a devastating blow with a seven-run eighth inning.
Reds prospect Leo Balcazar finished his strong AFL campaign with a two-hit effort and an RBI in the loss.
Reds prospects in AFL
Seven Reds prospects are playing for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League.
C Alfredo Duno (No. 2)
RHP Rhett Lowder (No. 5)
INF Cam Collier (No. 6)
INF Leo Balcazar (No. 23)
RHP Luke Hayden (No. 30)
RHP Jonathan Harmon
RHP Trevor Kuncl
Duno crowned Florida State League MVP
Reds No. 3 prospect Alfredo Duno's tremendous 2025 campaign has earned him Florida State League MVP.
The 19-year-old catcher led the entire FSL in doubles (32), home runs (18), RBIs (81), OBP (.430), SLG % (.518) and OPS (.948).
Duno's season with the Tortugas was chalked full of acclaim, as he received multiple FSL Player of the Week nods, an FSL Player of the Month award in August and played in the All-Star Futures game back in July.

2025 Top Reds Prospects
On October 2, MLB Pipeline released its newest edition of the Top 100 Prospects along with an updated Top 30 Prospects list for each MLB team.
The Reds have six players currently ranked in MLB Pipeline's Top 100:
31. INF Sal Stewart (Made MLB debut on Sept. 1; 2025 All-Star Futures Game selection)
48. C Alfredo Duno (Single-A; 2025 Florida State League MVP; 2025 All-Star Futures Game selection)
76. INF Tyson Lewis (Single-A)
79. INF Steele Hall (Arizona Complex League)
80. RHP Rhett Lowder (MLB)
94. INF Cam Collier (Double-A)
For a complete breakdown and analysis of each prospect, including the full Top 30 for the Reds, visit MLB Pipeline's Prospect Rankings page.
HEADLINES
- Triple-A Louisville to debut new alternate identity in 2026
- Top 30 prospects from the '25 Fall League campaign
- Reds add 3 top prospects to 40-man ahead of Rule 5 Draft
- Is Stewart an early front-runner for the 2026 ROY?
- 19-year-old Duno named Arizona Fall League Hitter of the Week
- Duno headlines top performers for final week of Fall League
- Here are the toughest Rule 5 decisions for each organization
- Reds' 19-year-old 'beast' delivers 3-HR game in Fall League playoffs
- No. 2 prospect Duno makes impression in AFL title game
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2025 MLB DRAFT

The Reds had three picks on day one of the 2025 MLB First-Year Player Draft: No. 9, No. 51 and No. 83. They rounded out their draft with Rounds 4-20 on day two. Of their 20 selections, the Reds drafted 12 pitchers, and six of the 20 players taken were high schoolers.
SS Steele Hall – Round 1, #9
With the ninth overall selection, the Cincinnati Reds took 17-year-old high school shortstop Steele Hall out of Hewitt-Trussville High School in Trussville, Alabama.
RHP Aaron Watson – Round 2, #51
With their second pick, the Reds selected 18-year-old right-handed pitcher Aaron Watson out of Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Florida.
RHP Mason Morris – Round 3, #83
With their third pick, the Reds drafted 21-year-old right-handed pitcher Mason Morris out of the University of Mississippi.
For complete coverage of the 2025 MLB draft, click below!
Reds beat writer Mark Sheldon breaks down the Reds draft.







