MLB Home Run Predictions Today: HR Prop Bets for Tuesday, June 9
It's the "Tuesday Trot Tracker," and the long-ball matchups are lining up beautifully across the board. We have pitchers struggling against right-handed power, plenty of favorable splits, and a few star hitters bringing either red-hot bats or dominant matchup history into Tuesday night.
We have Julio Rodriguez attacking a lefty who has been punished by right-handed hitters all season, Marcell Ozuna getting a reunion with a pitcher he's already taken deep three times, and Ronald Acuna Jr. facing one of the most homer-friendly arms on the slate. If you're hunting home run props Tuesday night, these are three bats with serious moonshot potential and plenty of reasons to leave the yard.
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- Best NRFI/YRFI Bets for Tuesday, June 9
Best Home Run Props Today
Julio Rodriguez Home Run Bet (+524)
Rodriguez found his power stroke in May, and I'm betting it stays hot Tuesday. Julio crushed 10 homers last month and already has another in June. He absolutely loves facing lefties, slugging .623 against them this season, and now gets Trevor Rogers, who has surrendered seven of his eight home runs to right-handed hitters. Rodriguez's bat heating up, and this feels like perfect spot for another moonshot.
Marcell Ozuna Home Run Bet(+335)
Ozuna has been searching for his power stroke all season, but Tuesday might be the perfect reunion tour. Few pitchers have been kinder to Ozuna than Eric Lauer, who has been tagged for three homers by Ozuna in just 11 career at-bats. Lauer also has been serving up souvenirs to right-handed hitters all season, allowing 10 of his 13 home runs to come from that side.
Ronald Acuna Jr. Home Run Bet (+383)
Acuna vs. Erick Fedde is a matchup made for home run bettors. Fedde has been handing out souvenirs all season, allowing 13 homers with 11 coming off the bats of right-handed hitters. Meanwhile, Acuna's power is heating up, with five homers in May after a slow start. Better yet, he's already taken Fedde deep three times in 19 career at-bats. Add in Acuna's elite hard-contact numbers, and this looks like a prime spot for another Braves fireworks show Tuesday night.
2026 MLB HR Leaders
- DH Kyle Schwarber, Philadelphia Phillies (23)
- OF Yordan Alvarez, Houston Astros (22)
- 1B Munetaka Murakami, Chicago White Sox (20)
- OF Byron Buxton, Minnesota Twins (18)
- 1B Ben Rice, New York Yankees (18)
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This story was originally published June 9, 2026 at 4:30 AM.