Gómez, Chiquillo Named to Arizona Fall League All-Star Game

Two prospects from the Royals and Rangers organizations were selected for the American League roster ahead of Sunday's game in Arizona.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Baseball

Gómez, Chiquillo Named to Arizona Fall League All-Star Game

Angeibel Gómez and Alejandro Chiquillo were selected for the Arizona Fall League All-Star Game American League roster, which will be played this Sunday, November 8. Eduardo Quintero is a candidate for the final All-Star Game votes.

Why it matters

Selection to the Arizona Fall League All-Star Game recognizes players in their development stage across major league organizations. The game gives scouts and fans an opportunity to evaluate emerging talent in a showcase setting.

Gómez has stolen four bases in four attempts with the Surprise Saguaros and recorded 23 extra-base hits and 15 stolen bases in the Dominican Summer League. Chiquillo has struck out 16 batters in 14 and two-thirds innings across five appearances this year.

The players

Angeibel Gómez

Gómez is an outfielder for the Kansas City Royals and was born in Maracay, Venezuela.

Alejandro Chiquillo

Chiquillo is a right-handed pitcher for the Texas Rangers who played in Class-A this year.

Eduardo Quintero

Quintero is the Los Angeles Dodgers' No. 2 prospect and No. 15 in all of baseball according to MLB Pipeline.

The details

Gómez, the Kansas City Royals' No. 2 prospect and No. 76 in all of baseball according to MLB Pipeline, is 17 years old and debuted professionally in 2026. Chiquillo, a 23-year-old right-handed pitcher for the Texas Rangers, has one win in five appearances, one as a starter, this season in Class-A.

Sunday: Arizona Fall League All-Star Game is scheduled to be played.

Season Trajectory

The Arizona Fall League serves as a developmental showcase where MLB Pipeline-ranked prospects from across organizations are evaluated after the regular season. Selections like these can shape how clubs and evaluators view a player's readiness for the upcoming season.

Fantasy managers tracking prospects can monitor Gómez's stolen base production, which includes four steals in four attempts this fall. Readers following Texas Rangers or Kansas City Royals prospects can use the All-Star selections to track which players are advancing through their organizations' systems.

The takeaway

Prospect All-Star selections offer a useful early look at players to watch as their development continues. Tracking stats in showcase leagues like the Arizona Fall League can help readers follow emerging talent across organizations.

What happens next

The Arizona Fall League All-Star Game is scheduled for this Sunday, and final All-Star votes will determine whether Eduardo Quintero is added to the roster.