It’s the "Monday Moonshot Monitor," and several hitters are stepping into juicy power spots across the slate. We have pitchers with home run issues, fly-ball tendencies that can get them into trouble, and a few proven sluggers facing arms they've already handled well in the past.
We have Alec Bohm drawing a matchup against a lefty who has been getting burned by right-handed power, Fernando Tatis Jr. looking to break out against a fly-ball-heavy southpaw he's already taken deep, and Rafael Devers facing a pitcher who has been handing out home runs to hitters from both sides of the plate all season. If you're chasing home run props Monday night, these are three bats with serious moonshot upside.
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Best Home Run Props Today
Alec Bohm Home Run Bet (+340)
Bohm has quietly turned the power back on, and Monday looks like a perfect time for another fireworks display. He's already gone deep once in June after launching five homers in May, and now he gets a matchup he has loved throughout his career. Bohm is hitting .370 with two homers against Patrick Corbin, who has allowed all six of his home runs this season to right-handed hitters. Corbin has also given up three long balls over his last four starts.
Fernando Tatis Jr. Home Run Bet (+326)
Tatis Jr. has only left the yard once this season, but this feels like the spot where that changes. The power hasn't disappeared — his hard-hit numbers are still elite — and now he gets a matchup against Andrew Abbott, who has been vulnerable to right-handed power all year. Tatis is already 5-for-13 with a homer against Abbott, and the Reds lefty brings a fly-ball profile that can lead to trouble in a hurry.
Rafael Devers Home Run Bet(+595)
Devers checks all the boxes Monday. Six of his eight homers this season have come against right-handed pitching, and he's already done damage against Miles Mikolas, going 5-for-8 with a homer in their career meetings. Mikolas has allowed 14 home runs this season and hasn't shown much preference on who hits them, surrendering seven to each side of the plate. With Devers carrying an elite 49.7% hard-hit rate and Mikolas allowing plenty of balls in the air, this feels like a prime spot for Devers to leave the yard Monday night.
2026 MLB HR Leaders
- DH Kyle Schwarber, Philadelphia Phillies (23)
- OF Yordan Alvarez, Houston Astros (22)
- 1B Munetaka Murakami, Chicago White Sox (20)
- OF Byron Buxton, Minnesota Twins (18)
- 1B Ben Rice, New York Yankees (18)
