Reds outfielder Yerlin Confidan earned MVP honors in the Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game, helping the National League to a 7-4 win with a double and a bases-loaded walk. The showcase also featured standout performances from prospects including Kyle DeBarge, who delivered the game’s top exit velocity, and Nationals pitcher Jarlin Susana, who topped 103 mph.

By the Numbers
  • The National League won, 7-4.
  • Confidan hit a double and drew a bases-loaded walk.
  • DeBarge went 2-for-2 with a double, a walk, two runs and two stolen bases.
  • Susana averaged 101.2 mph on his fastball and reached 103.1 mph.
  • DeBarge’s 104.2 mph single was the game’s hardest-hit ball.
Bottom Line

Confidan’s MVP performance put a spotlight on the Reds prospect, while a deep lineup of emerging talent made the Fall Stars Game a showcase of the AFL’s rising players.