Dodgers Prospect Notes: Harlan sends a ball into orbit, Davalan hits second homer, Horn continues scoreless streak, Morales debuts, more

Jared Massey 10/27/2026 Dodgers Prospect Notes Leave A Comment

It was a noteworthy week for a few Dodgers prospects in the Arizona Fall League. Chase Harlan had the game of the week on Thursday, a 4-for-5 showing with a double and an absolute moonshot of a home run, one that left the bat at 112 MPH and traveled 451 feet.

Chase Harlan ?

The @Dodgers' No. 9 prospect sends a moonshot 451 feet at 112.1 mph and out of the park in 5.5 seconds, boosting his @MLBazFallLeague OPS to .996: pic.twitter.com/ALyFFggecP
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) October 23, 2026

Here’s another angle. Make sure the sound is on.

Chase Harlan homers and is a triple shy of the cycle!

The @Dodgers No. 9 prospect has three RBIs tonight and is batting .289 on the Fall with three homers! pic.twitter.com/xHJrNjoVgS
— MLB's Arizona Fall League (@MLBazFallLeague) October 23, 2026

Overall Harlan went 5-for-13 and also doubled in that four hit effort, falling a triple shy of the cycle. The 20-year-old is showing off his immense power potential, the reason the Dodgers drafted him. He’s also showing on defense that he needs more time to develop and a lot of work to stick at third. He’s played first base this fall and hasn’t looked quite comfortable there either.

Eduardo Quintero continues to struggle and is getting sparse playing time. He started two games last week and went 1-for-8 overall. No real cause for concern, as sporadic playing time and a small sample never hurt anybody.

Charles Davalan also went deep for Glendale last week. He launched his second homer on Saturday and hit .300 over three games.

Charles Davalan rips a leadoff homer off 2025 All-Star Randy Rodríguez!

MLB's No. 79 prospect (@Dodgers) has reached base in all 11 games he's played in this fall. pic.twitter.com/i9oOrjp9pV
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) October 25, 2026

He’s also gotten positive reviews on his defense at second base, so things are coming up Milhouse for Chuck D.

Folks, everybody is saying it. https://t.co/6C8ofaq7mk
— Chad Moriyama (@ChadMoriyama) October 25, 2026

On the pitching side, Sam Horn continues to impress in his unofficial debut. The righty tossed another scoreless inning on Thursday, striking out a batter and stranding a pair of baserunners.

Brooks Auger started on Monday and went three innings, allowing three runs on three hits. A leadoff triple was followed by a single and an inside-the-park home run. He allowed a two out walk but then settled in and retired the next seven batters he faced.

Luke Fox bounced back from his first rough outing and delivered three strong innings of his own on Saturday. The lefty struck out six, his high mark of the fall, while allowing only a single run. His 12 strikeouts and 3.38 ERA both rank 14th in the AFL.

Speaking of lefties, Cody Morse worked yet another scoreless outing, retiring four batters without allowing a baserunner and striking out a pair on Tuesday. He’s scattered just two hits over 4 ⅔ innings with nine strikeouts, holding opposing batters to a .111 average in his six appearances. When it comes to retiring hitters, he’s cracked the code.

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Another top prospect has debuted this October. Emil Morales is playing for the Giants (ew) of Cibao in the Dominican Winter League.

The aura is coming, don't run. https://t.co/h1d3bLh1Iz
— Chad Moriyama (@ChadMoriyama) October 17, 2026

While he didn’t appear in any games last week, he has started off 2-for-5 with a double and made this nifty play in the hole at short. Hopefully he gets more playing time as the season goes on.