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The home run is the most exciting play in MLB. However, when it comes to the ongoing MLB playoffs, home runs are on another level. With one swing of the bats, dynasties can tumble and new heroes can ascend to the top.
Today, using odds supplied by DraftKings sportsbook, we will be assessing the MLB stars with the best odds of going deep on Sunday. Keep reading to see which MLB stars you might want to back on Oct. 6.
Top MLB Home Run Prop Leaders - October 6
Max Muncy: +290
Although injuries limited Max Muncy to just 73 games this season, the Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman still managed 15 home runs and 48 RBIs. No stranger to the MLB postseason, Muncy claims a career .836 postseason OPS, and 10 homers in 47 October games.
Francisco Lindor: +370
Francisco Lindor is just 2-for-12 this postseason. Although the shortstop has been quiet, his six walks this postseason rank first on the New York Mets. While Lindor hit a regrettable .167 against the Phillies this season, the Puerto Rican is hitting .333 against Cristopher Sanchez, who will start on Sunday for Philadelphia.
"HE DID IT!!!!!!!!! FRANCISCO LINDOR 2-RUN HOMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" - SNY
Kyle Schwarber: +245
Kyle Schwarber brought down Citizens Bank Park with his first inning homer on Sunday. The NL walks leader with 106 this season, Schwarber complemented his 38 home runs this season with an increase in patience at the plate, and has slashed .228/.381/.456 in 47 career MLB playoff games.
"Kyle Schwarber ranks 4th all time with 21 #Postseason homers" - MLB
Bryce Harper: +320
Bryce Harper is a postseason warrior. Although the two-time MVP was kept off of the scorecard on Saturday, Harper hit .298 with four home runs and nine RBIs against the Mets this season. Additionally, Harper boasts a .276 average with nine home runs and 27 RBIs in 49 career postseason games.
Shohei Ohtani: +170
With his home run against the San Diego Padres on Saturday, Shohei Ohtani has homered in every single career MLB postseason game - a total of one. After a historic season that saw the Dodgers star become the first player ever to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases, Ohtani's utility for his team in the postseason will likely be immeasurable.
"WELCOME TO THE POSTSEASON, SHOHEI OHTANI." - Los Angeles Dodgers
NOTE: All odds stated are subject to change
