The SBR home run predictions cashed Rafael Devers (+420) last night and Andrew Brennan is back with his best home run bets for Friday, June 27th:
NYY Aaron Judge to hit a home run (+210 via ESPN BET)
MIN Byron Buxton to hit a home run (+325 via bet365)
LAD Shohei Ohtani to hit a home run (+320 via bet365)
CHC Seiya Suzuki to hit a home run (+450 via DraftKings)
Parlay odds: +24029 via bet365 ($10 to win $2,402.90)
Best bet: Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) to hit a home run
"Following a bit of a cold spell, Ohtani used Coors Field for his own personal home run derby this week, as he so often does. Now, Ohtani and the Dodgers head to Kauffman Stadium, where the slugger will attempt to take down one of the most pitcher-friendly stadiums in baseball.
Indeed, Kauffman is a pitcher's paradise, especially against left-handed hitters. However, Ohtani is no normal hitter.
Somehow, despite how prolific he's already been to this point in his career, Ohtani is managing a new personal-best hard-hit rate this season, and his average exit velocity is only a hair below last year's, when he crushed 54 homers.
Ohtani and Co. take on Noah Cameron tonight. Cameron has been solid this year, but a combination of plenty of hard contact and fly balls doesn't exactly inspire confidence. The left-hander is due for regression, and it'll come tonight against the GOAT."
NYY Aaron Judge to hit a home run (+210 via ESPN BET)
MIN Byron Buxton to hit a home run (+325 via bet365)
LAD Shohei Ohtani to hit a home run (+320 via bet365)
CHC Seiya Suzuki to hit a home run (+450 via DraftKings)
Parlay odds: +24029 via bet365 ($10 to win $2,402.90)
Best bet: Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) to hit a home run
"Following a bit of a cold spell, Ohtani used Coors Field for his own personal home run derby this week, as he so often does. Now, Ohtani and the Dodgers head to Kauffman Stadium, where the slugger will attempt to take down one of the most pitcher-friendly stadiums in baseball.
Indeed, Kauffman is a pitcher's paradise, especially against left-handed hitters. However, Ohtani is no normal hitter.
Somehow, despite how prolific he's already been to this point in his career, Ohtani is managing a new personal-best hard-hit rate this season, and his average exit velocity is only a hair below last year's, when he crushed 54 homers.
Ohtani and Co. take on Noah Cameron tonight. Cameron has been solid this year, but a combination of plenty of hard contact and fly balls doesn't exactly inspire confidence. The left-hander is due for regression, and it'll come tonight against the GOAT."