Sunday’s “See-Ya Selections” are packed with power upside, as several sluggers find themselves in dream matchups against pitchers with home run issues. We have fly-ball arms, favorable splits, and a couple of hitters who are already swinging red-hot bats heading into today’s slate.
We have Vladimir Guerrero Jr. facing a pitcher he's already taken deep while bringing a 45% hard-hit rate into the matchup, Pete Alonso continuing his June power surge against a fly-ball pitcher who has already surrendered seven homers this season, and Jackson Chourio drawing one of the best righty vs. lefty power matchups on the board against a pitcher who has been getting punished by right-handed bats all year. If you're hunting home run props Sunday, these are three bats with serious moonshot potential.
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Best Home Run Props Today
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Home Run Bet (+546)
Guerrero Jr. has only three home runs this season, but Sunday feels like a great spot to add number four. He gets a matchup with Shane Baz, a fly-ball pitcher he's already had success against, going 5-for-15 with a homer in their career meetings. Baz has allowed seven long balls this season, including four to right-handed hitters. Guerrero is still hammering the baseball with a 45% hard-hit rate, and all it takes is one mistake from Baz.
Pete Alonso Home Run Bet (+393)
Alonso is seeing beach balls right now, and I'm not stepping in front of that hot streak. The Polar Bear has launched three home runs in his last eight games, including one on Saturday, and now gets a matchup with Kevin Gausman. Ten of Alonso's 13 homers have come against right-handed pitching, and Gausman has already allowed seven long balls this season. Mix in Alonso's ridiculous 55.7% hard-hit rate and this has all the makings of another moonshot.
Jackson Chourio Home Run Bet (+270)
Chourio already has two home runs in June after missing all of April and now gets a crack at Kyle Freeland, who has been serving up homers to right-handed hitters all season. Twelve of Freeland's 13 home runs allowed have come against righties, and Chourio has already taken him deep before while posting a ridiculous 1.125 slugging percentage against him. Add in Chourio's 47.9% hard-hit rate, and this looks like a prime spot for another moonshot Sunday.
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)
