Brent Rooker is the standout value Sunday, listed at +275 to homer against Cade Povich as the A’s slugger returns from an extended absence. Rooker excels against left-handed pitching (.319 average, 0.998 OPS) with five homers, making this a favorable midmarket prop in a divisional tilt against Baltimore. Kyle Schwarber brings serious power in a lefty-lefty matchup, sitting at +240 versus Patrick Corbin as he piles up homers against lefties (16 in 156 AB, 1.022 OPS). Bryan Reynolds taps a +600 homer prop as he faces Zack Littell, who has been homer-prone; Reynolds has heated up with a .304 clip and rising OPS over the last fortnight.

Sunday’s slate centers on three frontline bats with favorable matchups and clear splits advantages. The bets lean into pitcher weakness (Corbin’s HR rate, Littell’s homer propensity) and batter-hot zones (Rooker’s lefty split, Schwarber’s lefty power, Reynolds’ recent form). As with all MLB props, bankable upside exists, but variance remains high—these plays balance solid underlying data with price and matchup.