Today’s Best MLB Home Run Prop Bets: Top 5 Picks Including Vladimir Guerrero, Marcell Ozuna, and More for July 24th, 2024

With the 2024 MLB season now entering the important stages, the importance of home runs cannot be underestimated. Even for MLB's lagging clubs, the promise of a long ball can keep hopes alive.

Today, we will be using odds provided by DraftKings Sportsbook to help determine which MLB stars are most likely to go yard on July 24. Keep reading to see which stars you might want to pick on Wednesday.

Top 5 MLB Home Run Prop Bet Leaders - July 24

Marcell Ozuna: +270

The 79 RBIs recorded by Atlanta Braves DH Marcell Ozuna in 2024 represent the most in the National League. Moreover, since the first of July, Ozuna has hit .359 with 7 home runs and 12 RBIs. Ozuna will be looking to further help his club as they play the Reds in their series finale on Wednesday.

"MARCELL OZUNA IS THE FIRST PLAYER IN ATLANTA BRAVES HISTORY WITH 25+ HOME RUNS AND 75+ RBI BEFORE THE ALL-STAR BREAK" - Kevin Keneely

Jarren Duran: +475

Though his Red Sox suffered a series sweep last weekend, Duran went 6-for-12 with 2 home runs and 6 RBIs against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The man responsible for the AL's winning home run at the recent All-Star Game, Duran's 1.182 OPS over the past fifteen days leads his club.

Salvador Perez: +340

Now 34 years of age, Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez's 18 home runs this season puts him on pace for his best career since 2021, when the Venezuelan led MLB in home runs and RBIs. Additionally, Salvy's .279/.340/.472 slash line is his best in nearly a decade.

"Salvador Perez and Hunter Renfroe go back-to-back for the @Royals" - MLB

Corey Seager: +290

Though his .261 batting average is a step down from his previous MLB campaigns, Rangers shortstop Corey Seager has still logged a team-best 18 home runs. Seager, the 2024 World Series MVP, only has three home runs in July and will seek to hit his fourth career homer in his nineteenth career game against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.

Vladimir Guerrero: +475

A solo home run off of the bat of Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was not enough for his team to avoid a loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. Now a .293 hitter on the season, Guerrero's .841 OPS is his highest since he led MLB in the category back in 2021. On Wednesday, the Canadian-born All-Star will seek his second home run in as many games.

"Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Justin Turner go back-to-back to bring the #BlueJays within a run, 3-2." - Keegan Matheson

Note: Odds are subject to change