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There are plenty of MLB sluggers who will hit a home run today. Figuring out who among the stars is primed to go deep has become a popular prop bet. Every player has odds of hitting one, and it's up to bettors to take that leap and make a bold prediction.
Here are the five players who stand the best chance on July 29.
best MLB home run prop bets for July 29
5) Jorge Polanco: +475
Jorge Polanco is a good bet to hit a home run on July 29. He hasn't hit many this season (just nine so far in limited action), but he did have three in the last week. He's as hot as any hitter right now, so the Seattle Mariners star is one of today's top selections vs. the Boston Red Sox.
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4) Francisco Lindor: +400
Francisco Lindor has been red hot as of late, inserting himself into the NL MVP conversation. The New York Mets star's offense has really come on, and he's hit 22 home runs this season. Much of that has come lately, with five home runs in the last seven days. He could add to that total today.
3) Oneil Cruz: +370
Oneil Cruz is a player who can hit the ball as hard as anyone. If there's a pitch out over the plate, he might crush it 120 miles per hour and 425 feet. Despite some inconsistencies at the plate, he has 17 home runs and could easily add to that today vs. the Houston Astros.
2) Seiya Suzuki: +330
Seiya Suzuki has hit well this season for the Chicago Cubs. He has 15 home runs this season. His OPS is over .800, which suggests some solid slugging as well. With two home runs in the last week, he's primed to go deep again today.
1) Marcell Ozuna: +265
Marcell Ozuna has been a prolific home run hitter all season. Excluding Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge (and he's not far behind the former), no one has more home runs than the Atlanta Braves DH. Ozuna has 30 of them and is today's best bet to bring his total to at least 31.
