MLB HR props headline a value-driven slate for 9/6/2025: Michael Busch, Brett Baty, Brandon Lowe, Matt Olson, and Shea Langeliers lead the charge with Over 0.5 HR bets at favorable parks and strong batted-ball data. The piece stresses park factors, lefty/righty splits, wind, and smart price shopping across FanDuel and DraftKings, advocating a few value plays to juice round-robins while avoiding the obvious power picks.

Kyle Tucker is noted for lineup risk, while the article leans into Langeliers’ lefty-mashing tendencies against Kikuchi and Olson’s power versus Miller, framing this as a day to target non-obvious HR bets with meaningful upside. Premium tools and bet-weighting guidance boost decision-making for fantasy bettors.

Five bargain hitters are surging for Week 22 waiver pickups: Hayes, McNeil, Teel, Baty, and Nootbaar. Hayes’ move to Cincinnati has boosted his bat with lower ground-ball rates and higher hard contact, flagging him for everyday duty as the Reds chase a postseason spot. McNeil has heated up in the Mets’ productive middle, delivering consistent multi-hit games and RBI. Teel is showing upside behind the White Sox plate, while Baty is finally turning his Mets offense into a reliable contributor. Nootbaar continues to provide top-of-order production for St. Louis. In many leagues these names float on waivers, offering short-term boosts with longer-term upside as August closes out.

Mets offense surges to a walk-off win over Philadelphia keyed by Nimmo. Since Aug. 12, New York has hammered 98 runs, fueling fantasy upside as the lineup heats up behind Marte, Alonso and Baty. Diaz locks it down with a five-out save while Manaea labors but provides punchouts; Helsley allows a late homer to Bader before Diaz finishes. The nine straight home wins vs PHI keep playoff chatter lively and highlight late-inning strength and bullpen volatility for fantasy benches and rosters.

Shane Bieber returned from Tommy John with velocity and swing-and-miss bite, flashing mid-Cy Young form in a 9-K outing and a 92.7 mph heater. Toronto plans a six-man rotation, which limits immediate fantasy upside even as Bieber looks like a true staff ace again with workload management likely heading into playoffs. The piece also surveys late-season adds: Basallo, Carson Williams, Brett Baty, and desireable depth pieces Teel and Jeremiah Jackson rise in shallow leagues, while Bradish and Messick are velocity/command-in-progress holds.