MLB Home Run Predictions Today: Best HR Prop Bets for Tuesday, Aug. 4

Tuesday's top MLB home run predictions feature Rhys Hoskins, Kyle Schwarber and Willy Adames in favorable power matchups.

by Andrew Phelps

Aug 4, 2026

Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber (12) reacts after hitting a two-run home run

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It's the "Tuesday Tater Tracker," and three sluggers have favorable matchups to go deep. Rhys Hoskins faces Sean Manaea, a pitcher he's homered off twice. Kyle Schwarber gets homer-prone Zack Littell, while Willy Adames draws MacKenzie Gore, who's struggled against right-handed power.

If you're looking for Tuesday's best home run props, Hoskins, Schwarber and Adames have the power and matchup to leave the yard.

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Best Home Run Props Today

Rhys Hoskins Home Run Bet (+388)

Hoskins doesn't need a bunch of hits to make an impact. The Guardians slugger has battled through a rough season at the plate, but he's still tied for second on the team with 12 home runs and continues to barrel baseballs with a 40.4% hard-hit rate. Even better, he's already solved Sean Manaea, taking him deep twice in just two career hits. Manaea also has been tagged for 13 home runs in 23 appearances, including eight in his nine starts, making this another juicy power matchup.

Kyle SchwarberHome Run Bet(+182)

Schwarber has been unusually quiet lately, but don't let the recent home run drought fool you. The Phillies slugger still owns an elite 52.2% hard-hit rate and has mashed 33 home runs this season, with 21 coming against right-handed pitching. Now he gets Zack Littell, who's already served up 25 homers this year, including 18 to left-handed hitters. The matchup couldn't be much better for Schwarber to snap his power slump.

Willy Adames Home Run Bet (+TBD)

Adames still has plenty of pop left in his bat, but if he wants to reach 30 home runs for the third straight season, it's time to start heating up. The Giants shortstop has 18 homers with a 39% hard-hit rate, which shows the power is still there. MacKenzie Gore has been getting punished by right-handed hitters, surrendering 14 of his 16 home runs to them, including eight over his last six starts.