Six strong MLB home run props headline Thunder Dan's 8/25/2025 bets: Gunnar Henderson, Agustin Ramirez, Vinny Pasquantino, Cal Raleigh, Brent Rooker, and Kerry Carpenter. Each pick blends deep matchup analysis with park factors and weather, plus cross-sport odds shopping. The piece stresses smart bet sizing and evaluating odds across FanDuel and DraftKings using two new Props Optimizer tools to find value.

Key targets hinge on Henderson facing Richard Fitts at Camden Yards, Ramirez vs Strider, Pasquantino at Rate Field with wind favorable to lefty power, Raleigh vs Sears, Rooker vs Skubal, and Carpenter against Ginn. Beyond the six, the article nudges broader fantasy bets and reminds readers to chase value with disciplined staking and timely line movement.

Jurickson Profar delivered a jaw-dropping Catch of the Year candidate in Atlanta. Leap-and-glove over the left-field wall, robbing Agustín Ramírez off a ball off Hurston Waldrep, turned a Braves-Marlins tilt into instant highlight reel material. The moment underscored Profar’s veteran versatility across five positions, even as he returns from an 80-game suspension and a season that’s seen him post six homers, three steals, and a .231 average in 36 games. Atlanta entered the day 19 games under .500, making the play feel like a bright spark in a trying season.

Ramírez’s deep-left shot that sparked the sequence and Waldrep’s role on the mound set the stage for social-media thunder, with fans dubbing it the best catch of the year and marveling at Profar’s range. The moment fits into a larger narrative about Profar’s career arc—top-prospect turned durable veteran while Atlanta hunts its footing in the NL East. Fantasy players will watch how this defensive brilliance translates into a steadier lineup and continued multi-position eligibility as the stretch run airs in.

Overall, the highlight lands as a reminder that elite defense can swing momentum and lift a team’s profile even when the standings aren’t favorable. For Profar, a week-to-week answer to rostering questions may hinge on where his bat and defensive versatility align in the Braves’ evolving lineup.