Carpenter stands as Detroit’s power catalyst, leading with a .539 slugging mark. He faces Ohl’s HR-friendly sample in a game where late-inning runs could define the outcome, making Carpenter a prime target for homer props and DFS leverage against a pitcher vulnerable to power.

Carpenter tops Tigers’ slugging at .539 and draws Pierson Ohl, who’s allowed four homers in 11.1 innings. Carpenter’s power profile and Detroit’s early-season power pace elevate his homer risk as a strong value bet in a favorable draw on a Friday slate.

Carpenter leads Detroit’s slugging at .539 and is highlighted against Bailey Ober, whose 2.0 HR/9 rate invites a Tigers homer. Carpenter’s power and Detroit’s offense create a prime homer target on Thursday’s slate, with Ober’s propensity to allow long balls boosting Carpenter’s upside.

Carpenter faces Ober in Minnesota with strong RH splits (19 HR vs RH this year) and recent hot runs. Ober’s left-handed power allowances and hard-hit tendencies to lefties create a pathway for Carpenter’s power surge, supported by Carpenter’s late-season form and career-high homer pace against RH arms.

Carpenter sits behind Torkelson with an OPS around .833 in 91 games, providing power and on-base presence as part of Detroit’s major offensive core that has helped fuel a late-season surge.