Four MLB HR props anchor today’s slate: George Springer vs Shane Baz in Tampa, Michael Busch vs Hunter Greene at Great American Ball Park, Giancarlo Stanton vs Cade Povich in Baltimore, and Andrew Vaughn vs Yusei Kikuchi in Milwaukee. Each spot leans on park factors, hitter-vs-pitcher splits, and current form, with a round-robin angle to maximize upside while keeping risk contained. Shop lines across sportsbooks for best value as odds move.

Grisham powered the Yankees past Minnesota with a two-homer night, lifting his season total to 33 and driving in six runs.

In 50 games he has 16 homers and no other extra-base hits, a Mantle-era anomaly that marks a dramatic breakout as he has moved to the leadoff spot and sparked the lineup.

Now batting .240 with 71 RBIs, 111 hits and a career-high WAR, Grisham fuels New York's postseason push toward the AL wild-card and a possible charge at Toronto.

Week 25 of 2025 centers on late-season waiver wire boosts for five categories: Runs, Home Runs, RBI, Stolen Bases, and Batting Average. The featured hitters bring multi-positional eligibility and hot streaks to the table, offering powerful sprint-to-points options for fantasy managers chasing a final push. Expect rostership shifts and pinch-ship opportunities as rosters tighten and playoff berths loom, with the emphasis on players delivering steady counting stats plus occasional speed.

Key pickups include Daylen Lile’s extended Nationals run, Bader and Marsh fueling Philadelphia’s late-season surge, Burger’s Rangers power, Sal Stewart and Kody Clemens offering versatility and pop, and Addison Barger’s continued two-way value. Add in Josh Bell, Patrick Bailey, Jose Caballero, Caleb Durbin, Mickey Moniak, and Gabriel Moreno for depth and upside across positions. The guide blends power, speed, and flexibility for those final daily lineups.

Toronto holds a four-game lead in the AL East and can treat September as a playoff tune-up. Bo Bichette’s health is the top priority, while Anthony Santander returns from a shoulder rehab and could slot in as outfielder or DH if he hits early. If Santander struggles, his role may shrink to pinch-hitting in October. Jeff Hoffman must reign in his workload to stay sharp for the tight games ahead.

The playoff rotation is unsettled: Gausman and Bieber are the favorites for Games 1–2, with Bassitt, Scherzer, Berríos and rookie Yesavage in the mix for the remaining spots. Lefty depth options (Little, Fluharty, Lauer) will be tested for tough matchups. Securing home-field advantage remains a priority as Detroit trails by several games for the best record.