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MLB World Series Home Run Props & Picks: Brewers vs. Rays (Monday)

MLB World Series Home Run Props & Picks: Brewers vs. Rays (Monday)

The Brewers already lead 2-0 in the World Series. However, the Rays will get their chance to get back into the series with a home game tonight. Check out our MLB World Series home run props for tonight’s Game 3 below.

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    Monday’s Best MLB World Series Home Run Props & Picks

    (Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

    Ryan Vilade (+730) 

    Ryan Vilade has hit a .273 ISO and a .331 wOBA against his last 13 left-handed pitchers. Additionally, the right-hander has added 28.6% of fly balls with 57.1% of hard contact during that stretch against lefties.

    Tonight, he’ll compete against Milwaukee’s Robert Gasser. Gasser has allowed a .180 ISO and a .322 wOBA to 349 righties this season. He’s also allowed 29.1% of fly balls with just 21.5% of strikeouts.

    All of the right-handed batters have potential against Gasser tonight. In fact, Gasser has allowed 36% of fly balls from righties in the last month.


    Yandy Diaz (+520) 

    Let’s add Yandy Diaz to the stack. The right-handed DH has hit a .167 ISO and a .307 wOBA against his last 18 lefties. He’s kept strikeouts low and has a 20% barrel percentage, with 66.7% against lefties.

    Again, Gasser has allowed some power to righties this season and has even allowed an 8.6% barrel percentage with only 32.8% of ground balls induced.

    Diaz is another solid right-handed option to consider for tonight’s home run list.


    Brice Turang (+980) 

    Brice Turang has hit a .154 ISO and a wOBA of .426 against his last 31 lefties. He’s struck out under 17% of the time against lefties during that stretch and has hit 28.6% of fly balls with 33.3% of line drives.

    He’s also added 57.1% of hard contact and a 9.1% barrel percentage against righties.

    If the Brewers want success against Freddy Peralta, it starts with lefty Turang.

    That said, Peralta has been dominant over the last month, allowing a .075 ISO. However, he still gave up a .175 ISO to 520 lefties this season. He’s worked on his mechanics and has improved drastically, but if there’s a player on the Brewers who can take advantage of Peralta, it’s likely Turang.


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