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MLB Home Run Picks

The best home run plays on September 19, 2026, ranked by V12’s projected HR probability and compared to the FanDuel line — with a value flag where V12 likes the bat more than the book.

#Hitter / MatchupV12 HRBookEdge
1Pete Crow-Armstrongvs Nick Lodolo · total 9.027%29%
2Hunter Goodmanvs Bryce Miller · total 11.026%24%val
3Elly De La Cruzvs Matthew Boyd · total 9.024%24%
4Juan Sotovs Andrew Painter · total 8.024%23%val
5Sal Stewartvs Matthew Boyd · total 9.023%21%val
6Yordan Alvarezvs Grant Holmes · total 8.522%28%
7Seiya Suzukivs Nick Lodolo · total 9.021%23%
8Cal Raleighvs Jose Quintana · total 11.020%28%
9Kyle Schwarbervs Christian Scott · total 8.019%29%
10Eugenio Suarezvs Matthew Boyd · total 9.019%22%
11Matt Olsonvs Hayden Wesneski · total 8.516%24%
12Riley Greenevs Sean Burke · total 8.013%22%

From the day’s 6best hitting environments · “V12 HR” = model probability of a home run; “Book” = FanDuel implied · refreshes through the day

How to use the home run picks

V12 HR vs Book. “V12 HR” is V12’s own model probability that the hitter homers; “Book” is FanDuel’s implied odds. Sportsbook HR prices carry heavy vig, so when V12’s number is higher than the book’s (the value flag), the model likes that bat more than the market — often a lower-owned DFS power play too.

These come from the best hitting spots. We pull candidates from the day’s highest-total games — hitter-friendly parks, weak pitching, good weather — where home runs are most likely.

For DFS and props. A high HR probability means ceiling: in DFS a home run is the single biggest scoring play, and these are the same bats you’d target in a stack. Verify the lineup is confirmed before you lock.