Looking to add some extra excitement to tonight's MLB action? We've got two left-handed-hitting outfielders with serious pop who are primed to go yard. After a much-needed win from Ben Rice's +325 homer on Monday, our home run prop picks are back on track—and we're eyeing a profitable night ahead.

Let's be real: hitting home run props is no easy feat. Our season record sits at 8-28, but thanks to the high odds, we're still up $625 in profits. That's the beauty of these bets—you don't need to hit a ton to come out ahead. Cold streaks happen, but when you find the right matchups, the payoff is worth the risk.

Tonight, two players stand out with the perfect blend of favorable odds and real power potential.

JJ Bleday (Athletics) is off to a scorching start in 2026. After a career-high 20 homers in 2024 and 14 more in a shortened 2025 campaign, the lefty slugger has already launched four homers in just 56 plate appearances this season—that's one every 14 trips to the plate. For context, his 2024 pace was one per 32.1 plate appearances. He's clearly leveled up.

The secret? Bleday feasts on right-handed pitching. Since 2024, he's smashed 29 homers in 835 plate appearances against righties, with a 48.9% fly-ball rate and a 10.6% home-run-per-fly-ball rate. His batted-ball numbers this year are elite: top 30 in barrels per plate appearance, top 15 in hard-hit rate, and an astonishing 52.6% launch-angle sweet-spot rate—best in the league. Facing a right-handed pitcher in a hitter-friendly ballpark tonight, all signs point to Bleday sending one deep.