Oneil Cruz of the Pittsburgh Pirates continues to showcase his immense potential, recently hitting a record-breaking 432-foot home run with an exit velocity of 122.9 mph, the hardest in the MLB Statcast era. He leads the league in several key metrics including average exit velocity (97.5 mph) and barrel rate (24.6%). Despite a recent slump, Cruz's odds to hit a home run against the Marlins are ranked among the best at +440, making him a valuable pick. Data analyst Jacob Fetner suggests that Cruz is due for a homer, especially against struggling pitcher Sandy Alcantara.

In addition to Cruz, Brandon Lowe of the Tampa Bay Rays is making waves with his consistent power, having hit at least 20 home runs for the last three full seasons. His prowess at Fenway Park, where he has a .382 batting average with six home runs in 22 games, has him listed at +420 for a home run against the Red Sox. Meanwhile, Wyatt Langford of the Texas Rangers is also drawing attention with his rookie season showing, eyeing a matchup against a pitcher prone to allowing home runs, making him another solid betting option.