SBR's Andrew Brennan has four value picks circled for his best home run predictions for Wednesday, July 30th:
Corbin Carroll to hit a home run (+320 via FanDuel)
Seiya Suzuki to hit a home run (+425 via DraftKings)
Francisco Lindor to hit a home run (+425 via BetMGM)
Jorge Polanco to hit a home run (+550 via BetMGM)
Parlay odds: +54962 via FanDuel ($10 to win $5,496.20)
Best Bet: Seiya Suzuki (Cubs) to hit a home run (+425 DraftKings)
"Suzuki hasn't gone yard since July 18, as he's slowed down following a scorching-hot start to the campaign. Over the last 30 days, Suzuki has still swatted four homers despite hitting only .227 (20 hits). That provides me with hope that when he does snap out of this funk, the home runs will come in bunches.
Suzuki has one of the better home run projections among all hitters today, and I assume a big reason for that is based on his recent batted balls. Of his last five balls put in play, four of them were hit at least 92 mph. The launch angle has been the real issue for Suzuki, as he's found himself ripping ground balls on the majority of those.
However, Suzuki hasn't had a launch angle problem on a macro level, as his swing profiles as one built to hit home runs. I think he'll make the necessary corrections in today's series finale against a division rival before the Cubs head back home for Friday's game."
Corbin Carroll to hit a home run (+320 via FanDuel)
Seiya Suzuki to hit a home run (+425 via DraftKings)
Francisco Lindor to hit a home run (+425 via BetMGM)
Jorge Polanco to hit a home run (+550 via BetMGM)
Parlay odds: +54962 via FanDuel ($10 to win $5,496.20)
Best Bet: Seiya Suzuki (Cubs) to hit a home run (+425 DraftKings)
"Suzuki hasn't gone yard since July 18, as he's slowed down following a scorching-hot start to the campaign. Over the last 30 days, Suzuki has still swatted four homers despite hitting only .227 (20 hits). That provides me with hope that when he does snap out of this funk, the home runs will come in bunches.
Suzuki has one of the better home run projections among all hitters today, and I assume a big reason for that is based on his recent batted balls. Of his last five balls put in play, four of them were hit at least 92 mph. The launch angle has been the real issue for Suzuki, as he's found himself ripping ground balls on the majority of those.
However, Suzuki hasn't had a launch angle problem on a macro level, as his swing profiles as one built to hit home runs. I think he'll make the necessary corrections in today's series finale against a division rival before the Cubs head back home for Friday's game."