Forecasts and Prognostications for Major League Baseball Homeruns (Tuesday, September 2)

In tonight's MLB action, Target Field in Minneapolis presents an intriguing matchup for right-handed batters, as it ranks fifth in ballpark factor for righties.

One player to keep an eye on is Lenyn Sosa of the Chicago White Sox, who has odds of +470 at FanDuel for a home run tonight. Sosa, who has a 90.7 exit velocity, has been on a tear recently, homering a couple of days ago and hitting three homers over his last 14 games.

Another promising home run pick for the White Sox is Matt Wallner, with odds of +300 at FanDuel. Wallner has a .498 slugging percentage against right-handed pitching and has hit all but three of his home runs off righties.

Meanwhile, over in San Diego, Ramon Laureano could be a lucrative pick for the Padres. With the 50% profit boost, Laureano's odds of +435 (originally +290) make him an attractive choice. Unfortunately, the search results do not provide specific information about the exact date when Laureano will next face a particular pitcher against whom he has previously hit a home run.

However, Laureano has been slugging .520 and hit two home runs over the last seven days, so he's certainly in form.

In Baltimore, Tyler Wells takes the mound for the Orioles, making his first start since April 12 after an elbow injury. Right-handed batters have hit all three homers off Wells this season, and have a .600 slugging percentage against him. This could potentially open up opportunities for some power-hitting visitors.

Elsewhere, Mickey Moniak of the Philadelphia Phillies could also be a good bet for a home run tonight. Moniak has odds of +500 at FanDuel and has slugged .527 against right-handed pitching, hitting 17 of his 18 homers this year off righties.

On Dinger Tuesday, FanDuel offers a 50% home run profit boost for all customers. This means that every Tuesday during the MLB season, customers can opt in to the 50% profit boost for any player to hit a home run.

With 14 MLB games to choose from on September 2, there's plenty of opportunity for some exciting home run action. Let's hope the ball keeps flying out of the park!