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Dodgers in Arizona Fall League: Charles Davalan homers, Sam Horn makes baseball debut

The Los Angeles Dodgers’ top prospects are making their mark in the Arizona Fall League, with standout performances from both bat and mound. Outfielder Charles Davalan, the 2026 Midwest League MVP, delivered his first home run of the fall last Monday, adding to a recent surge that has seen him collect four hits in his last seven at-bats.

Meanwhile, third baseman Chase Harlan has been a force at the plate, hitting two home runs and a double in his first eight games, while right-handed pitcher Sam Horn made his professional debut after a career shift from college football. Horn, drafted in the 17th round in 2025, threw a scoreless inning in his first outing, striking out three batters while walking six in four innings.

His fastball sat between 94-95 mph, with a slider in the 82-84 mph range, marking a promising start to his baseball journey after recovering from a season-ending injury as a quarterback at Missouri.

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