Sunday’s MLB home-run props feature four strong value plays: Riley Greene, Christian Yelich, Iván Herrera, and Jackson Merrill. Each over 0.5 HR carries appealing odds and fits a round-robin approach, with favorable lefty-righty splits, park factors, and recent form backing the bets. Price-shopping across FanDuel and DraftKings can bolster ROI as odds move through the day.

Greene targets Mazur’s inexperience, Yelich faces Mikolas’s righty-heavy tendencies, Herrera jacquards lefty advantage against Quintana, and Merrill confronts Marquez with a hot bat. Pair these with weather and lineup context to maximize upside, keeping the focus on value rather than obvious plays.

The Yankees’ bullpen meltdown continues as Rodón chugs six solid innings, but six relievers combine to yield nine runs in three frames. Detroit rides two late homers from Riley Greene and Kerry Carpenter, widening the two-game margin to 23-3 for the Tigers. With postseason approaching, New York’s bullpen woes, already over 5.00 ERA since the break, loom as a fantasy and betting headache despite occasional success from the rotation. Boone stays confident, but depth and leverage remain concerns.

Detroit’s 2025 magic swelled in the Bronx as the Tigers became the first visiting club to win back-to-back 10+ run games at Yankee Stadium in any era. A 12-1 and an 11-1 drubbing left New York reeling, expanded Detroit’s AL Central lead to 9.5 games, and gave the postseason chatter a new punch. Riley Greene delivered in Game 2 with a three-run shot, while Jack Flaherty guided five innings of two-hit ball as Carlos Rodón faced his former club and was rocked. Aaron Judge went hitless as the Yankees’ bullpen imploded, and Austin Slater even got a ninth-inning mound cameo to cap a surreal weekend. The win capped Detroit’s best run in years and set the stage for a bold October push.