MLB Best Home Run Bets For August 10, 2026—Abreu And Soderstrom
Check out which two left-handed-hitting outfielders with tasty matchups and homer-friendly park factors have the most appealing home run bets on Monday’s MLB slate.
Since July 10th, Wilyer Abreu has set an MLB record with 10 home runs. On Saturday, Bryce Harper's home run came at +300 odds, ending a dry spell for longshot baseball bets. The 27-year-old outfielder has 20 homers this year, with 15 against right-handed pitchers and seven on the road facing them. Abreu also ranks in the top 10% for barrel rates and exit velocity metrics among qualified 2026 batters.
Tonight, the Toronto Blue Jays face righty Jameson Taillon, who has allowed 26 home runs in 16 starts and 14 to left-handed hitters. With Rogers Centre having a park factor of 111 for homers since 2025, Abreu should capitalize on his favorable matchup.
Meanwhile, Tyler Soderstrom (Oakland Athletics) has 19 home runs this season, hitting five against righties and five at home. The 24-year-old has a hard-hit rate of 46.3% and a maximum exit velocity of 113.2 mph. Freddy Peralta, Peralta's 24-year-old righty counterpart, has allowed 19 home runs at 1.46 HR/9 this season, permitting at least one in six of his last eight starts.
Sutter Health Park, where Soderstrom will play, has a second-best park factor for homers since 2025 at 120. With these favorable circumstances, Soderstrom appears primed for another home run tonight.
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