Three strong plus-money homer bets headline today’s MLB action: Josh Bell at +450 against Taijuan Walker, Brice Turang at +450 versus Zack Littell, and Ronald Acuña Jr. at +370 against Slade Cecconi. Bell arrives with 15 homers this season and has already knocked a ball out against Walker, giving him real upside in this matchup. Turang Sports a .410 slugging pace with 12 homers and has seen Littell allow HRs at a notable rate, making his +450 flyer compelling. Acuña Jr. is back in the Braves’ lineup and mashing (.568 slugging in 56 games), drawing Cecconi who’s given up plenty of long balls this season.

The plan hinges on targeting favorable matchups and hot hands, pairing proven power with pitcher weaknesses and park factors, while keeping an eye on promotions and value today. These three picks offer a blend of steady upside and tournament-friendly potential, aiming for a three-day homer-profit streak.

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Judge's return to right field and Stanton back at DH inject order into the Yankees’ lineup as they push toward the postseason. The expected alignment pairs their elite power with Judge’s plate discipline, keeping New York’s top-of-lineup threats in place and maximizing run production.

Judge progresses from a right flexor strain and could be back in RF by Tuesday, while Stanton notched a four-hit game and a 447-foot homer in a 9-1 win over Minnesota. Their combined 47-7 mark when they homer in the same game underscores the danger they pose. Rodón steadied seven innings in a solid bounce-back, and Volpe delivered a crucial three-run shot as the club reset its rotation and bullpen depth for a late-season run.

Will Warren provided length in the previous night’s win, and Stanton’s control of the strike zone has Boone bullish on the lineup’s upside. With Wells back behind the plate and Judge/Stanton orchestrating the middle of the order, the Yankees enter a pivotal stretch with one of the game’s most potent power tandems energizing their fantasy outlook.

Framber Valdez rode a tense line from the start, escaping a bases-loaded jam and brushing off a late pitch-timer violation that sparked a New York rally. The Yankees seized the moment in the fifth, flipping a 2-2 game into a lead they wouldn’t surrender, aided by Cody Bellinger’s breakout two-hit night and Giancarlo Stanton’s two RBIs as New York forged ahead. Houston briefly rallied in the eighth, but the Astros’ road trip ended with a thud as New York claimed a 5-4 win. For fantasy minds, Valdez’s workload remains elite even on a rougher-inning day, while Judge, Bellinger and Stanton supplied steady counting stats for a Yankees lineup that continues to trend upward. The result tightens the AL West and props up New York’s momentum heading toward a tougher stretch.