5 Reds Prospects Earn Major Recognition After Breakout Season In this story: The Cincinnati Reds may have a weaker farm system, ranking 25th in Baseball America's latest ranking, but they had several top prospects contribute to the team's Complex League team advancing to the Arizona Complex League championship series. According to multiple MiLB.com writers, the Reds had five players make their All-Complex League All-Star team: Jesus Colina, Aaron Watson, Jirvin Morillo, Iker Redona, and Steele Hall. Steele Hall Has Been Every Bit As Advertised The Reds selected Steele Hall with their first-round selection in the 2025 draft; he was just 17 years old at the time. He made his professional debut this season, and he answered many questions that were asked about his game. "While Hallâs swing can get a little long at times in games," MLB Pipeline wrote about Hall, "heâs shown in batting practice that he has the ability to be quick to the ball and to drive it gap-to-gap. Heâs a free swinger who will need to refine his approach, particularly in terms of recognizing secondary stuff. The power arrived in his first season. He slashed .288/.387/.504 with 10 home runs, 18 doubles, and his speed was on display with one of his home runs being an inside-the-park home run, two triples, and 25 stolen bases. Hall was promoted at the conclusion of the ACL season to Single-A Daytona, where he went 1-2 with three walks, two RBIs, and a stolen base in his second game. Jirvin Morillo is Ascending Through The Prospect Rankings Morillo debuted this season as the Reds' 29th-ranked prospect. He is now ranked eighth. This season, he slashed .321/.449/.652 with 13 home runs, 13 doubles, five triples, and 53 RBI. He was promoted at the conclusion of the ACL season. Morillo has more