Peter Dewey highlighted Brandon Lowe as an appealing home run prop pick at +475 for Tuesday's matchup versus Boston Red Sox starter Walker Buehler. Lowe has hit at least 21 homers in three of his last four seasons and already has three this season. Buehler has struggled significantly with home-run prevention recently, surrendering three home runs in three starts this year and 16 homers across 16 starts last year, resulting in an ERA nearing 6.00. With Lowe boasting solid career numbers (.252 average, .833 OPS) versus right-handers, Dewey expects Tampa Bay's slugger to capitalize on this vulnerable pitching matchup.

Data Skrive identified Brandon Lowe as an attractive betting option on hitting props. Lowe leads Tampa Bay in home runs (3), RBI (8), and batting average (.289 at the time) and carries a five-game hitting streak into the Braves matchup. During the streak, Lowe owns a .286 batting average with a home run and two RBI in those contests. Given his consistent recent production and leading team metrics, taking his total bases or hits over is a promising betting or DFS prop choice.

Data Skrive identifies Brandon Lowe as a solid home run prop selection, noting Lowe's strong early-season power, hitting 3 home runs in the first 10 games, a 30% per-game homer rate. At favorable odds of +470 against the Angels, Lowe offers bettors significant value given his proven power potential.

Peter Dewey is bullish on Brandon Lowe’s chances to homer against Angels veteran pitcher Kyle Hendricks. Lowe is off to a productive start in 2025, hitting .306 with three home runs. Lifetime, he's performed exceptionally against right-handed pitching, slugging .495 with 99 career home runs against righties. Hendricks, on the other hand, has struggled limiting the long ball recently, surrendering 21 homers in 29 appearances in 2024 and giving up another homer his first start of 2025. Despite only limited head-to-head at bats versus Hendricks (1-for-5), the matchup is appealing enough for Dewey to back Lowe hitting a homer on Tuesday.

Sean Zerillo cautioned against betting on a Brandon Lowe home run prop for the Rockies-Rays game despite preseason expectations of targeting Tampa Bay's Steinbrenner Field for overs. Though the field mirrors Yankee Stadium dimensions favorable to home runs—particularly left-handed hitters against right-handed pitching—today's forecast has strong winds (10 to 15 mph) blowing in heavily from right field, directly counteracting the usual home run advantage. The expected mid-80s temperatures would normally have been ideal to support overs and home runs, but Zerillo emphasized the wind conditions nullify this advantage entirely. Therefore, he explicitly recommended passing on Brandon Lowe home run props and all hitting props associated with the short right-field porch at Steinbrenner Field for this game.