The Peoria Javelinas, a team that includes prospects from five teams (Padres, Braves, Red Sox, Mariners, and Blue Jays), clinched the Arizona Fall League West Division on Tuesday and will play in the Arizona Fall League championship game. The game will be held on November 18 at 1:08 PM, and it will be shown live on MLB Network and live streamed on MLB.com.

Peoria slugged their way to the championship, leading the AFL in doubles, triples, home runs, slugging percentage, and OPS. With nine prospects receiving playing time at one point or another during the 5-week season, Padres prospects have made their mark on this championship run:

1B Josh Naylor has his average up to .304 (24-79) with nine extra base hits and a .831 OPS. Naylor has appeared in 19 games at first base for the Javelinas.

The hype around 2B/SS Luis Urias continues to build. All in all, he is hitting an even .300 (15-50) with a .439 OBP. His walk to strikeout ratio is 14:5. MLB prospect analyst Jim Callis called Urias “probably the best pure hitter in the minors” during a broadcast last week.

Best pure hitter in the @MLBazFallLeague? Acuna? Robles? Mejia? Tucker? It might be this guy — @Padres No. 3 prospect Luis Urias. Dude can flat-out stick. LIVE: https://t.co/VkbE2hcKMz pic.twitter.com/Ud21pzbZvJ — MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) November 12, 2017

SS Javier Guerra is 0 for his last 14, and his average is down to .238. After a strong start to AFL play, he has struggled with inconsistent playing time.

RF Franmil Reyes is out for the rest of the AFL season with an injury he suffered on October 31. He is Rule V eligible if the Padres do not place him on the 40-man roster by Monday.

RHP Walker Lockett had the best start of his AFL season last Thursday, striking out five in five innings of two-run ball. He gave up five hits and walked four. The 23-year-old will make his last start of the year on Wednesday night.

LHP Jerry Keel gave up four runs, three hits, and two walks in 2/3 of an inning during Saturday’s AFL “Military Appreciation Game.” That outing bumped his ERA to 4.63 in AFL play, with nine strikeouts and seven walks.

RHP David Bednar retired the side in order on Monday in his only outing of the week.

RHP Andres Munoz generated a whole lot of buzz after his scoreless inning on Saturday. He struck out two in the frame and flashed a fastball that reached 102 MPH as well as a slider that looked nearly unhittable. Health-permitting, the 18-year-old has a chance to move fast up the Padres system.

"Wow."

"Geez."

"I think that will play."#Padres 🔥thrower Andres Munoz — the youngest player in the AFL — raised some eyebrows with strikeouts at 101 & 102 mph tonight. Watch: https://t.co/ZA1kCIpeHx pic.twitter.com/ERs6Bd60Z4 — MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) November 12, 2017

ICYMI: Mexico natives @LuisUrias03 and Andres Munoz brought 💪 to the plate and 🔥 to the mound in last night’s @MLBazFallLeague game 👀#PadresOnDeck pic.twitter.com/2Bx4PYjMt7 — San Diego Padres (@Padres) November 12, 2017