Morgan called Harrison Bader a sneaky $2,700 option. Bader’s four homers and four steals already surpass last year’s pace, and he is batting .289 with an OPS above .800 both at Target Field and against righties. Rookie Landen Roupp’s move to the rotation has been rough: fastball velocity down 1.4 MPH, ERA up to 4.89, and right-handed hitters are batting .305. Morgan likes Bader’s mix of pop and speed to punish Roupp’s diminished stuff.

Despite longer odds (+750 to +10000 range), Data Skrive notes Harrison Bader as a meaningful longshot home run candidate. With Bader hitting 3 HRs in 11 games this season (27.3%), the odds present great value for bettors looking for high-upside props against the Tigers.

Data Skrive highlights Harrison Bader as an underrated home run prop bet at +870 odds against the Royals. Bader has quietly smashed 3 home runs in 10 games (30% HR rate per game). His promising start combined with high odds makes him an enticing and profitable HR prop target.

Data Skrive marked Harrison Bader as a compelling home run prop bet at +830 odds facing the Royals. Bader has launched three home runs in just seven games this season, good for a very impressive 42.9% rate per game. With Bader providing such notable early-season pop, these odds offer bettors appealing value to capitalize on his hot bat against Kansas City.

Data Skrive recommends prop betting consideration for Harrison Bader, who leads the Twins with three homers and eight RBI over their recent contests. Despite batting only .250 over that stretch, his power surge, including three homers and consistent run production, strengthens his value to exceed RBI and total base props.