Two Cubs Prospects Named to Arizona Fall League All-Star Team

The Arizona Fall League selected two Chicago Cubs prospects for its All-Star roster: right-handed pitcher Dominick Reid and outfielder Kade Snell. Both were drafted by the Cubs in 2025, with Reid taken in the third round and Snell in the fifth out of Alabama.

Reid, 22, has made four starts in the league, recording a 2-1 record, 17 strikeouts and a 3.46 earned-run average across 13 innings. His pitches include a four-seam fastball, slider, changeup and sinker. He is not currently expected to pitch in the Fall Stars game.

Snell has appeared in 17 games and batted .286, with one home run, nine runs batted in and 14 walks. He has 18 hits, including a triple. His plate discipline was a notable part of his showing, while the All-Star selection adds recognition as he continues developing.

The Cubs have been looking for future contributors, including options in the outfield and young pitchers. Reid’s and Snell’s performances offer the club promising signs, though both still have development ahead before they could fill major-league roles.