Tuesday’s packed 15-game MLB slate is a goldmine for baseball bettors, especially if you’re hunting for home run prop action. Before you lock in your picks for May 12, SportsLine data analyst Jacob Fetner—who racked up a staggering 50 units on his MLB home run picks last season—has three prop bets you’ll want to see. Among his top calls: New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge at +290 odds.

Judge has been on a tear lately, crushing four home runs over his last 10 road games. Against left-handed pitchers this season, he’s posted a .961 OPS with five homers in just 56 plate appearances. He’ll face Miami’s Trevor Rogers, who has struggled mightily of late, giving up 12 earned runs and three homers over his last three starts (11 1/3 innings). Right-handed batters are hitting .320 with an .840 OPS against Rogers this year, making Judge a prime candidate to go yard.

Fetner also likes Tampa Bay Rays infielder Junior Caminero, who has the platoon advantage against lefty Patrick Corbin. While Caminero’s average against lefties sits at .214, his OPS climbs above .800, and right-handed batters have hit .270 with a .748 OPS against Corbin since last season. Corbin has limited damage from righties lately, but Fetner sees regression coming.

Rounding out the picks is Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe, who is raking against right-handed pitching with a .299 average, 1.074 OPS, and eight of his 10 homers this season coming off righties. He faces Michael Lorenzen, who has allowed 12 earned runs and three home runs over his last three starts. Lowe’s hot bat and Lorenzen’s recent struggles make for a compelling combo.

These three picks can be parlayed for a potential return of over 90-1 on top sports betting apps. Whether you’re a seasoned bettor or just getting started, Tuesday’s slate offers plenty of power-hitting opportunities to cash in.