There is no better way to add to a college football Saturday and get ready for an NFL Sunday than with our best MLB home run picks for today, especially after going back-to-back with Riley Greene AND our longshot pick! Today, we’ve got a tripleheader of afternoon games to enjoy along the East Coast, and it all leads up to a doubleheader of Los Angeles games to close out the night. Those and the matchups in between provide plenty of worthwhile targets for the longball as well. That’s why we’ve broken each one down for you so that you can lock in the best MLB home run predictions without having to do any of the work!

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⚾ Top MLB Home Run Picks for Today

For even more coverage, be sure to check out our MLB expert picks for the perfect pairings to our top MLB home run picks today. Not every spot is ideal for dingers, such as targeting the likes of Cam Schlittler, so you’ll want other approaches to the slate. That said, if you don’t and are only worried about MLB home run predictions like the guys we’re about to cover, then simply utilize our exclusive MLB home run prop tool!

 

 

 

🔥 Best Matchups for Home Runs Today, 9/19: Ballpark Factors & Weather Impact

We’re getting into late September, which means changes in weather. Therefore, our MLB weather report is a must when locking in the best MLB home run picks. Of course, once we know the worthwhile locations, the pitchers on the mound need to be considered. That means everything from their basic righty/lefty splits to advanced metrics like expected ISO allowed.

Similarly, we consider everything for the hitters actually cashing MLB home run predictions. This means the values mentioned above, their barrel rates, hard-hit rates, average exit velocities, pitch type preferences, and more. With that combination comes the consideration of bullpens as well. It’s all taken into account for the MLB home run picks that we’ll break down fully below!

Dominic Canzone (+383)

You already knew what was coming - Tomoyuki Sugano, the Colorado Rockies bullpen and Coors Field. The ultimate trifecta was SUPPOSED to be back on the menu, but apparently the team has finally realized what we’ve been targeting all season. Even still, an undecided starter is still great news for MLB home run picks, and no one in Colorado scares us.

Are we going to see the return of Jose Quintana after missing four months? We’ll have to see, and when it comes to the Seattle Mariners, we know they can be inconsistent, but they also have some powerful targets. One of which let us down last night, but if it’s Quintana, he allowed an unreal amount of power to fellow lefties when healthy this season.

It’s not the biggest sample size, but a colossal .438 ISO allowed to southpaws just can’t be ignored. So, we’re still doubling down and again leading off our best MLB home run picks for today with Dominic Canzone hitting a HR (+383 at DraftKings)

James Wood (+452)

Is Busch Stadium in St. Louis the same as Coors Field? Nope, and frankly, it generally isn’t a spot we go out of our way to target. However, Michael McGreevy is, and that’s who will be on the mound tonight for the Cards. With the righty toeing the rubber for the home team, that’s great news for MLB home run picks.

Specifically, it’s great news for lefties to hit dingers. McGreevy’s regression has been in full swing for a little while now, and that has translated to a .219 ISO to southpaws; that’s more than enough power to leave the yard in STL. Facing the Washington Nationals lineup is also ideal, and the only issue is deciding between their two big lefty options.

You know that we love CJ Abrams as well, but we’re rolling with James Wood hitting a HR (+452 at DraftKings) as part of our top MLB home run picks today.

Seiya Suzuki (+388)

Pete Crow-Armstrong is ALWAYS a good candidate for dingers, even if he did end last night’s game with a strikeout. He’s going to win the NL MVP, and we won’t doubt him in any situation, but we’re going to provide you with more value and with where the numbers lead us. Firstly, we love the Great American Ball Park when it comes to MLB home run picks.

We also love the Cincinnati Reds bullpen, and on top of that combo, lefty Nick Lodolo is why we’re rolling with a righty instead. He’s allowed a .238 ISO to such hitters - much more power than his .134 expected ISO to fellow lefties. We’ll admit that we haven’t seen him homer in quite some time, but he’s still a .302 vs. lefties this season (better than PCA)!

That includes a .543 slugging percentage and .240 ISO, so we love the drought to end; we’re adding to our best MLB home run picks for today with Seiya Suzuki hitting a HR (20.5%, so +388, at Novig). 

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🚀 Longshot Home Run Picks Today

Our top three MLB home run picks are more than enough for exciting and valuable action, not to mention a FREE bonus pick, but we’re going to keep it coming. We’re doing so with today’s longshot spot after hitting last night’s…

We’re swapping to the Red Sox vs. Rays AL East rivalry for this one, so perhaps a spot that may surprise you. Freddy Peralta has been better for his new team, but he’s still far from perfect, and it only takes a single pitch. Let’s see HR #15 from the center fielder to make it back-to-back days hitting our best MLB home run longshot pick!

💲 Today’s Best MLB Home Run Parlay

Let’s continue making a weekend filled with football even more thrilling on the diamond. Let’s do it by piecing together multiple MLB home run picks into a for-fun parlay…

Some clear pivots from our top three, and if you want to play it a bit more conservatively than Randy, Cal Raleigh is your option. Either way, we love this trio. Use it for individual MLB home run picks or otherwise, but let’s make it three straight days of winners!