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There are a few MLB teams off today for one of the final travel days of the regular season, but there will still be home runs hit. Predicting who will hit them is always hard, especially when there are only four games on the slate. Nevertheless, we've got the best picks from DraftKings.
Best MLB home run prop bets for September 23
#5) Alex Bregman: +500
Alex Bregman blasted a home run yesterday and has 25 for the season. The slugger had a rough start to the season but has turned it around for another quality year. Today, he is up against Bryce Miller (11-8, 3.06 ERA) of the Seattle Mariners. It's not the best matchup, but Bregman is one of today's best hitters.
#4) Eugenio Suarez: +400
Eugenio Suarez has hit 29 home runs so far this season. That includes one yesterday for the Arizona Diamondbacks and eight this month already. The Diamondbacks star gets to face Hayden Birdsong (4-5, 4.74 ERA) today and the San Francisco Giants bullpen.
#3) Kyle Tucker: +340
Kyle Tucker has 22 home runs for the season and three since coming off the injured list for the Houston Astros. Tucker gets the same matchup against Miller and the Mariners, but he has the hand advantage and has hit more home runs per at bat this year than Bregman.
#2) Kyle Schwarber: +310
Kyle Schwarber has once again been one of the most prolific home run hitters in baseball this season. The Philadelphia Phillies star set the record for leadoff home runs in a season and 36 on the year. Today, he is up against Nate Pearson (2-2, 4.71 ERA) and the Chicago Cubs.
#1) Matt Chapman: +295
Matt Chapman has hit 26 home runs this season. The San Francisco Giants star has five this month and two in the last week, and he is facing Eduardo Rodriguez today. The Dbacks starter has struggled (3-3, 5.09 ERA) so far this season, which makes him a good matchup for Chapman.
