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Hitting a home run in the MLB is difficult. The pitching is arguably the best it has been in history, so hitting one out of the park is as difficult as ever. Nevertheless, there are a few prolific home run hitters in today's game. These stars often show up in prop bets for who will or won't hit a home run each day. Here are the best bets for July 10.
Best MLB home run prop bets July 10
5) Brent Rooker +285
Brent Rooker hits home runs pretty often. This season, the Oakland Athletics star has 18, a top-15 total in the MLB. He also has an OPS over .900, so he's been a prolific slugger this year. You can take advantage as he might hit a home run today.
4) Matt Olson +260
Despite a bit of a down year, Matt Olson does still have 13 home runs as we approach the All-Star break. The Atlanta Braves superstar had 54 last year and surpassed 34 in the two previous seasons. He can hit home runs as well as anyone and might do so today.
3) Kyle Schwarber +230
One thing Philadelphia Phillies superstar Kyle Schwarber does better than most other players is hit home runs. He's slugged well this year with an .818 OPS despite a lower batting average and has 17 home runs to date. He could add another today.
2) Corey Seager +220
Corey Seager is one of the best hitters in baseball. The Texas Rangers shortstop is also in good form, as he's upped his season batting average to .270 recently. He has 17 home runs so far, so he has been one of the most prolific home-run hitters in baseball this season.
1) Aaron Judge +170
Every day that Aaron Judge doesn't hit a home run, the theoretical chances of him hitting one the following day go up. The New York Yankees star hasn't hit one in a few games, so he's due to get a hold of a pitch pretty soon. That could be today against the Tampa Bay Rays.
