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Another game, another Peoria win.

Facing Glendale for the second consecutive game, it was another offensive explosion for both teams with the Javelinas once again coming out on top, 13-10.

The Desert Dogs scored seven runs in the bottom of the sixth to take a 10-6 lead, but the Javelinas responded with a six-spot in the top of the seventh. From there, they shut out Glendale the rest of the way with Reds prospect Trent Hodgdon accounting for one of those scoreless innings.

Peoria (13-8) is now 8-1 in its last nine games and in sole possession of first place.

Carter Graham, Yerlin Confidan and Carlos Sanchez all had a hand in this one. Graham had two hits, including his first AFL home run. He also walked, drove in two and score three. Confidan added a pair of hits including a homer of his own. He's now batting .367 in 12 games. Sanchez drove in the game's first pair of runs on a first-inning single.

Reds Prospects in AFL

Below are the Reds prospects playing for the Peoria Javelinas in the 2026 AFL, along with their positions, MiLB team prospect ranking and where they played in 2026.

Carlos Sanchez, 3B/SS/OF (No. 14) - High-A/Double-A

Carter Graham, 1B (No. 22) - High-A/Double-A

Luke Holman, RHP (No. 23) - ACL Reds (after returning from Tommy John surgery; Single-A in '25)

Yerlin Confidan, OF - High-A/Double-A

Cody Adcock, RHP - High-A/Double-A

Victor Diaz, RHP - High-A/Double-A

Trent Hodgdon, RHP - High-A

Jose Montero, RHP - High-A/Double-A

2026 Top Reds Prospects

On October 2, MLB Pipeline released its final Top 100 Prospects list of the year.

The Reds' Alfredo Duno made the list, jumped up to spots to No. 20.

20. C Alfredo Duno (Double-A Chattanooga)

For a complete breakdown and analysis of each prospect, including the full Top 30 for the Reds, visit MLB Pipeline's Prospect Rankings page.

Rodríguez Named International League All-Star

On September 26, outfielder Héctor Rodríguez was recognized as an International League All-Star for his contributions to the Louisville Bats in Triple-A this season.

Rodríguez, 22, slashed .274/.347/.533 with 27 homers, 16 doubles, 72 runs and 69 RBIs in 104 games with Louisville. During his time with the Bats, Rodríguez posted his first career 3-homer game (May 27) and hit for the cycle (June 10), becoming the first player to accomplish both feats in a season in franchise history (since 1982). In July, he also became fifth Bat to ever post back-to-back multi-homer games.

Jorge, Lavallee Named Southern League All-Stars

On September 21, outfielder Carlos Jorge and right-handed pitcher Johnathan Lavallee were recognized as Southern League All-Stars for their efforts with Double-A Chattanooga this season.

Jorge, 22, slashed .330/.402/.452 with six homers, 3 triples, 45 runs, 32 RBIs, 25 walks, and 23 stolen bases in 59 games with Chattanooga before being promoted to Triple-A Louisville on June 30. At the time of his promotion to the Bats, he led the Southern League in batting average (.330), while also ranking in hits (76, 3rd), on-base percentage (.402, 3rd), and OPS (.854, T5th).

Lavallee, 27, pitched to a 3-3 record with a 2.70 ERA and 7 saves across 31 appearances with Double-A Chattanooga this season. At the time of his promotion to Triple-A Louisville (6/30), Lavallee ranked among Southern League leaders in both saves (T2nd) and appearances (T6th).

Duno named Midwest League All-Star, League's Top MLB Prospect

On September 16, catcher Alfredo Duno was named a Midwest League All-Star and voted as the league's top MLB prospect.

The 20-year-old Duno slashed .260/.390/.512 with 16 homers, 13 doubles, 46 runs, 47 RBIs, and 49 walks in 65 games with Dayton before being promoted to Double-A Chattanooga on June 30. At the time of his promotion, Duno ranked among Midwest League leaders in home runs (3rd), slugging percentage (6th), walks (49, 7th), total bases (124, 8th), and OPS (.902, 8th).

He finished the 2026 campaign by posting a .322/.406/.488 slash line in 32 games with Chattanooga.

Cano, Davies named Florida State League All-Stars

On September 15, Minor League Baseball announced its league award winners and All-Star teams for the three Single-A Leagues. The Daytona Tortugas had two representatives: INF Ichiro Cano and OF Drew Davies.

Cano, 21, slashed .297/.412/.422 with 7 homers, 19 doubles, 67 runs, 64 RBIs, and 68 walks in 110 games with Daytona during the 2026 campaign. He finished the year ranked among Florida State League leaders in several offensive categories, including batting average (2nd), on-base percentage (2nd), hits (109, 3rd), walks (5th), OPS (.834, 6th), RBI (T6th), and total bases (155, T8th).

Davies, 20, posted a .278/.414/.415 slash line with 7 homers, 18 doubles, 56 runs, 57 RBIs and 69 walks across 101 games with the Tortugas this season. His .414 on-base percentage led the Florida State League, while his .278 batting average and 69 walks each ranked fourth.