Let's take a closer look at some of the standout performances from Tuesday's Arizona Fall League action, with a spotlight on a couple of highly-touted prospects.

Brewers: Eric Brown Jr., SS (No. 10), Surprise Saguaros
Eric Brown Jr. put on a dazzling display for the Saguaros, amassing three hits and a remarkable four RBIs. The 22-year-old kicked off the game with a two-run single and added another run in the sixth inning. His night was capped off with an RBI double in the seventh, boosting his Fall League average to .308 and an impressive OPS of .841.

Guardians: Kyle Manzardo, DH (MLB No. 58), Peoria Javelinas
Kyle Manzardo, a 23-year-old dynamo, made quite an impact in Tuesday's game for the Javelinas. He doubled his RBI count for the Fall League with a three-run home run during an explosive 11-run inning. Manzardo also contributed his first RBI of the night with a bases-loaded walk and crossed the plate three times.

Mariners: Harry Ford, C (MLB No. 39), Peoria Javelinas
Mariners' No. 2 prospect, Harry Ford, delivered a memorable performance, achieving the first multihomer display of his professional career. A 417-foot solo home run in the second inning set the tone, followed by a three-run homer in the fifth inning, solidifying the Javelinas' victory. Ford also drew a bases-loaded walk, resulting in a total of five RBIs, matching his career high from Single-A Modesto in 2022.

Marlins: Nasim Nuñez, 2B (No. 17), Peoria Javelinas
Nasim Nuñez showcased his skills with two hits from the No. 2 spot, securing his third multihit game in the Fall League. The 23-year-old smacked the first pitch he saw down the right-field line, which would have driven in a run if not for a ground-rule double. Nevertheless, he contributed two RBIs in the sixth inning and scored two runs. With two runs scored on Tuesday, Nuñez has now crossed the plate seven times in six AFL games.

Padres: Graham Pauley, 3B (No. 11), Peoria Javelinas
Jakob Marsee, OF (No. 12), Peoria Javelinas
Graham Pauley played a pivotal role for Peoria by launching a two-run home run during the fourth inning. With three home runs in seven games, Pauley has climbed to the top of the Fall League home run leaderboard alongside teammate Harry Ford. The 23-year-old previously hit 16 home runs in just 45 games with High-A Fort Wayne during the season.

Jakob Marsee continued to shine in the Fall League, contributing three hits and two RBIs against Glendale. The 22-year-old outfielder has secured 15 hits this season, leading the league in hits. As part of the Javelinas' impressive 11-run sixth inning, Marsee plated a pair with a double to right field. He's the only player in the AFL with a slugging percentage exceeding one (1.095) and leads the league in extra-base hits (seven) and on-base percentage (1.725).

Pirates: Carter Bins, DH (Unranked), Salt River Rafters
Jase Bowen, 1B (No. 27), Salt River Rafters
In a lineup filled with power hitters, Carter Bins emerged as an unlikely candidate to hit the Rafters' first home run of the Fall League season. Bins, who only had three home runs during the regular season, surprised with a two-run homer, giving the Rafters a 4-2 lead. He also unleashed a 110.3 mph single, the hardest-hit ball officially tracked in the Fall League thus far.

Jase Bowen joined the home run party with a three-run shot an inning later. This was the second home run of the season for Salt River. The Ohio native also collected two singles in the game, finishing 3-for-4 with three RBIs. His season total of nine RBIs ranks fourth in the AFL and leads the Rafters. Bowen has boosted his slash line to .394/.429/.636.

Rangers: Liam Hicks, C (Unranked), Surprise Saguaros
Zak Kent, RHP (Unranked), Surprise Saguaros
Liam Hicks delivered an unforgettable performance, securing the AFL's first six-hit night since José Tábata in 2009. The 24-year-old went a perfect 6-for-6 at the plate in Tuesday night's 17-5 victory, setting a career high. Hicks also contributed two RBIs and crossed the plate five times. All five of his hits were base knocks. With 11 hits in just five games, Hicks leads Surprise with a .500 average. He is coming off a season where he slashed .275/.414/.372 across High-A and Double-A.

The performance on the mound was equally impressive, with Zak Kent showcasing confidence for the Saguaros. After a somewhat shaky Fall League debut, the 2019 ninth-round draft pick rebounded with an impressive display. Kent struck out six batters over five one-run innings, securing the win in his second start. With a total of 10 strikeouts in two games, he ranks second in the league, behind only Ricky Tiedemann (MLB No. 31).

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