Tuesday's MLB slate is packed with 15 games, offering plenty of action for home run prop bettors. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just looking to add some excitement to the game, knowing where the power is likely to come from can make all the difference. SportsLine MLB expert Matt Snyder has been on fire, going 307-272 on picks over the past four seasons, and he's sharing his top home run predictions for May 5.

First up, let's talk about the red-hot Bryce Harper. The Phillies superstar is absolutely locked in, hitting .313 with a .531 slugging percentage over his last nine games. He even crushed the lone home run in Monday night's game, a solo shot that proved to be the difference-maker. Harper faces A's pitcher Luis Severino, and while they've only squared off six times, Harper has already taken him deep twice. With odds sitting at +352, this is a prime opportunity to bet on Harper to go yard again.

Next, keep an eye on Kyle Tucker. The Astros slugger is facing Peter Lambert of the Dodgers, a pitcher who has been surprisingly stingy with home runs this season—allowing zero so far. But history tells a different story: Lambert has given up 45 homers in 243 2/3 career innings, and lefties have crushed him to the tune of a .305/.384/.527 slash line. Tucker, a lefty who feels right at home in Houston, homered on Monday night, making him a strong candidate to repeat. Let it ride.

Finally, for those looking for a bit more value, consider Jace Wetherholt. The Brewers' young star has been impressive this season, with five of his seven home runs coming at home. He faces Brandon Sproat, a righty for the Brewers who has already surrendered seven homers in just 26 2/3 innings. That's a recipe for a long ball, and Wetherholt's odds make him an intriguing longshot pick to close out the day.

Whether you're backing Harper's hot streak, Tucker's comfort at the plate, or Wetherholt's home-field power, Tuesday's MLB action is loaded with home run potential. Place your bets wisely and enjoy the show!