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If you’re hunting the best MLB home run prop bets for June 5, get ready for a night loaded with power hitters and slugger value. Brandon Lowe’s red-hot streak against Texas, Ketel Marte’s relentless power surge throughout the series, and Juan Soto’s elite ability to get on base make this MLB slate a prime opportunity for sharp betting picks.
Throw in Jackson Holliday’s rising barrel rate and a Seiya Suzuki who's overdue for a blast and you’ve got a recipe for a slugfest. Here’s the five-pack we're trusting for June 5.
Note: Odds are set by DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change. No outcome can be guaranteed when betting on sports.
Today’s 5 Best MLB Home Run Prop Bets
#5. Brandon Lowe (+400)
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Brandon Lowe is dialed in right now and his bat’s doing serious damage. The Rays slugger is slashing .347 with 5 homers and 9 RBIs over his last 12 games, and just went 3-for-4 with a double, a homer and 2 RBIs last night against the same Rangers pitching staff.
Facing Jack Leiter and a bullpen he’s already punished, Lowe’s red-hot stretch and .735 SLG over this run make him a prime candidate to leave the yard again tonight.
#4. Jackson Holliday (+550)
Jackson Holliday’s sneaky power is starting to turn heads and his underlying metrics back it up. The 20-year-old is rocking a 47% hard-hit rate and a solid 90.5 mph average exit velocity, with 7 homers already this season.
Holliday’s ability to square up righties makes him a live longshot to leave the yard tonight.
#3. Ketel Marte (+400)
Ketel Marte is turning heads this series, ripping two homers and going a flawless 3-for-3 in Game 1, then keeping the heat on with timely hits and walks in Game 2.
With a smooth .293 average and a knack for finding the barrel, Marte looks locked and loaded to punish Grant Holmes again. Expect fireworks from this hot hitter tonight.
#2. Juan Soto (+280)
Juan Soto is riding a wave of power and precision, smashing 3 homers and racking up 5 RBIs in his last 5 games while flaunting a blistering .500 OBP and an electrifying OPS of 1.433.
Facing Landon Knack’s shaky 4.58 ERA, Soto’s knack for turning pitches into fireworks makes him a serious candidate to light up the scoreboard with another big blast tonight.
#1. Seiya Suzuki (+360)
Seiya Suzuki’s home run drought has quietly stretched to 8 games, but with 14 bombs already this season and a matchup against Jake Irvin’s hittable 3.93 ERA, he feels primed for a breakout tonight.
Suzuki’s power numbers and RBI production remain solid and he’s overdue to send one deep at just the right time.
