Munetaka Murakami and Aaron Judge (Photo By Imagn Images)

Top 5 MLB Home Run Prop Bets Today: Exclusive Picks For April 9, 2026

Originally posted on Total Pro Sports
By Cresswell McCoy | Last updated Apr 9, 2026 11:12 AM ET

It’s the second week of the 2026 MLB season , and home runs have been consistent. The Los Angeles Dodgers rank on top with 21 home runs, and four players lead the league with five home runs each. Today’s set of games is sure to see some balls fly. Here are the home run prop bets ranked from 5 to 1.

Top 5 MLB Home Run Prop Bets For April 9

5) Ketel Marte +574

Ketel Marte (Image Credits: Imagn)

The Arizona Diamondbacks star has hit one home run this season but is showing signs of going deep again. Ketel Marte and his team will face the New York Mets, and he ranks fifth with +574 odds.

4) Bobby Witt Jr. +423

It’s a slow start for the Kansas City Royals star, but his moment could be anytime soon. Witt is a promising slugger, and he has a great opportunity to go deep against the Chicago White Sox. Last MLB season, Witt smashed 23 home runs for his team.

3) Munetaka Murakami +416

Munetaka Murakami (Image Credits: Imagn)

The Chicago White Sox indeed made a big splash by signing Munetaka Murakami during the MLB offseason. Murakami has already crushed four home runs, seven RBIs, and eight hits. He’s been consistent at the plate, and his odds are set for +416 tonight.

2) Eugenio Suarez +417

Eugenio Suarez (Image Credit: Imagn)

The Cincinnati Red star has already crushed a couple of home runs this MLB season. Fans are aware that Suarez will continue to crush bombs, especially after hitting 49 homers last year. Watch out for Suarez to go deep tonight.

1) Aaron Judge +210

Aaron Judge (Image Credits: Getty Images)

The Yankees captain is probably the American League king in hitting home runs. Aaron Judge already has three home runs and is slugging .244. Judge is always a favorite to go deep, and he’s on top of the list as the Yankees face the Athletics.

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