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Best MLB Home Run Bets: Lock In This Expert's Best MLB Player Prop Bets for Tuesday

Searching for which players can hit the long ball on May 7th's loaded slate? Find out which players can with Jason Radowitz's best MLB home run bets. Lock in this expert's best MLB player prop bets for Tuesday.

Best MLB Home Run Bets: Lock In This Expert's Best MLB Player Prop Bets for Tuesday

We've nailed a home run prop in three consecutive articles. Let's attempt to make it four in a row tonight. Here are three home run props that I'll be firing on tonight!

May 7 Best MLB Home Run Props

Spencer Torkelson to Hit a Home Run (+360) CLICK HERE TO SEE WHICH SPORTSBOOK HAS THE BEST ODDS

Can Spencer Torkelson snap out of it?

Since last season, Torkelson has hit a .268 ISO and wOBA of .341 against lefties. He's also struck out only 19% of the time and has hit 37.1% of fly balls and 56.1% of hard contact against lefties.

He's in line to take on left-hander Logan Allen, who has allowed a .235 ISO and wOBA of .365 against 127 righties this year.

Torkelson already has a home run against Allen in three career at-bats.

Isaac Paredes to Hit a Home Run (+450) CLICK HERE TO SEE WHICH SPORTSBOOK HAS THE BEST ODDS

We love fading Michael Soroka over here.

Soroka has allowed a .254 ISO and wOBA of .367 to his first 68 righties this season. He's also added only 10.3% of strikeouts against righties.

Tonight, he'll take on Isaac Paredes of the Rays, who has hit a .264 ISO and wOBA of .378 against his last 540 righties. Those are big numbers with a huge sample size.

Paredes typically limit ground balls and hit a lot of hard contact, including 28.9% of fly balls.

Ryan Jeffers to Hit a Home Run (+500) CLICK HERE TO SEE WHICH SPORTSBOOK HAS THE BEST ODDS

The Twins will face Emerson Hancock of the Mariners tonight. Hancock is a right-handed thrower, but he's also allowed a .300 ISO and a .400 wOBA to his first 65 righties this season.

Hancock has reverse splits. He's held lefties to a .053 ISO and wOBA of .263 but, again, has given up a .300 ISO and wOBA of .400 to righties.

The Twins are mostly known for their left-handed bats. However, Ryan Jeffers is one of the only righties in the lineup facing Hancock. Jeffers has smashed a .213 ISO and wOBA of .372 against righties since last year and has smashed 27.7% of fly balls, 24.8% of line drives, and 48.1% of hard contact against righties in that time.

Meanwhile, Hancock has allowed 41.7% of fly balls and has induced only 37.5% of ground balls against righties this year.

Take a chance on Jeffers.

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