THE APEX TIMES
The Colorado outfield prospect reappeared on MLB’s weekly Fall League leader list, building a Week 4 line of triples, extra-base hits, and timely baserunning.
Jared Thomas kept his Arizona Fall League run going, earning another spot among the league’s week-by-week top performers as the 2026 season moved deeper into November. For Week 4, the Salt River outfielder posted a 9-for-18 stretch with seven runs, three triples, and 4 RBIs, adding four walks and two stolen bases.
The second straight week matters because it suggests his hot spell was not a one-week anomaly. The MLB writeup ties the uptick to recent production streaks, noting Thomas has hits in eight of his past nine contests and that his total of five triples has become the league-best mark over the span of 19 games.
Thomas’ biggest week moment came on Monday, when he went 4-for-? (as described by MLB) with two triples and scored five runs across the five games he appeared in that week. MLB also reports that he is tied for third among Fall Leaguers with 17 runs scored, positioning him as a base-to-base impact piece rather than only a power bat.
The competitive backdrop in the desert remained strong. MLB’s weekly leaderboard coverage also highlighted Week 4 statistical leaders elsewhere, including Welbyn Francisca topping the overall OPS circuit at 1.237 and listing multiple players with standout extra-base and hardest-hit ball entries.