The Arizona Fall League had doubleheaders on Tuesday for all six teams in the league. The Peoria Javelinas split their doubleheader with the Scottsdale Scorpions, but several Cincinnati Reds prospects had a good day between the two games.
Leo Balcazar and Cam Collier played in both games. Alfredo Duno and Trevor Kuncl both played in the second game.
Cam Collier would go 2-6 with a double, a run, a walk, and two runs batted in on the day. His single in game on had an exit velocity of just 63.6 MPH. In game two he had two batted balls over 111 MPH. He grounded into a force out at 111.6 MPH. His double the next inning left his bat at 115.3 MPH. That was the second hardest hit ball of the AFL. His force out came in at the #11 spot thus far in 2025 for the AFL. Through nine games with Peoria he’s hitting .323/.488/.516 with four extra-base hits, eight walks, and 10 strikeouts in 41 plate appearances.
Leo Balcazar went 0-3 in the first game but he picked up two hits, a walk, a run, and an RBI in game two. His two hits and a walk moved his line on the fall to .350/.409/.400 with three steals and two doubles in his 44 plate appearances for the Javelinas this fall.
Alfredo Duno went 1-4 with a double, run and two runs batted in. He has played less than the other two, logging just six games so far. Through his 27 plate appearances he’s hitting .238/.370/.286 with one extra-base hit and five walks.
Trevor Kuncl battled some control issues in his inning of work as he walked two batters, threw a wild pitch, and gave up a run on one hit while striking out three batters on the day. His fastball topped out at 97.2 MPH on the day – his fastest of the fall league thus far.