MLB Home Run Leader Odds: Aaron Judge the Heavy Favorite to Lead the Majors in Home Runs
MLB Home Run Leader Odds: Aaron Judge the Heavy Favorite to Lead the Majors in Home Runs
Chicks, and baseball fans, dig the long ball. How could you not love a good old-fashioned home run? While it may not be the steroid era or 2019 loaded ball era anymore, there are still a good amount of sluggers in the game.
So far, Aaron Judge has run away with the competition in the home run category. Here's a look at the MLB Home Run Leader odds.
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MLB Home Run Leader Odds
| Name | Odds | Implied Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron Judge | -150 | 60% |
| Mike Trout | +600 | 14.29% |
| Yordan Alvarez | +750 | 11.76% |
| Fernando Tatis Jr | +850 | 10.53% |
| Pete Alonso | +1100 | 8.33% |
| Vlad Guerrero Jr | +1500 | 6.25% |
| Jose Ramirez | +2800 | 3.45% |
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Aaron Judge -150 (Bet $150 to win $100)
Unless Aaron Judge gets injured or has a massive second-half slump, Aaron Judge is going to be the MVP of the American League. He's sporting a 1.022 OPS with a league-leading 27 home runs and 53 RBI. He's on pace for 62 home runs on the season. The last time we saw someone eclipse the 60 mark was back in 2001 when Barry Bonds went for 73 bombs (the most ever).
Judge is literally having a historic season as his price tag continues to rise with each passing day. It would be surprising if anyone caught him but there is one player in mind who may be able to do it.
Mike Trout +600 (Bet $100 to win $600)
The best player in baseball is Mike Trout. I know that's a chalk answer but it's the truth. He is second in the league with 22 home runs to his name and an OPS at 1.053. He's off Judge's pace by five but we've seen him go over 40 homers twice in his career. After missing time with an injury in 2021, he's back and on a pace for 53 homers this year. If for whatever reason there is an Aaron Judge injury, which unfortunately has happened to him a few times in his career, then and only then can I see Trout leading the league in homers.