+200 Odds for Any 2 to Hit HR: Betts, Judge, Ohtani, Adames

• Tuesday’s best MLB daily special lists +200 odds for any two of Mookie Betts, Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, and Willy Adames to hit home runs.
• All four players have the shortest odds to hit a home run of any player in their respective games.
  Judge, Ohtani, Betts, and Adames have 108 combined home runs.

LOS ANGELES – An MLB daily special at Bovada has +200 odds for at least two players of Mookie Betts, Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, or Willy Adames to hit home runs in Tuesday night’s MLB action. The players are notable sluggers and are the most likely to hit a home run in their games.

This legal sports betting MLB special is not the same as 2+ combined home runs, since at least two of the four players must hit home runs and not one player hitting two home runs. Mookie Betts is the most likely player in the MLB daily special to hit a home run with +150 odds.

Betts hit home runs in back-to-back games against the San Diego Padres and homered in four of his last seven games. His 31 home runs is the fourth-most in the MLB.

After Betts, the most likely home run hitter of the special is Aaron Judge, with +190 odds to hit a dinger against the Chicago White Sox. Aaron Judge has the shortest odds of any player at online sportsbooks to hit a home run in the game.

Ohtani and Adames Odds to Homer

Shohei Ohtani leads Major League Baseball with 40 home runs this season. He has +300 odds to hit another on Tuesday night and is an expected contributor to the MLB Daily special.

The wild card for the MLB daily special is Willy Adames, who hasn’t hit a home run in 15 games. Odds at legal MLB betting sites say Adames is due for a home run on Tuesday, listing the Milwaukee Brewers shortstop with +325 odds to leave the yard against the Colorado Rockies.

Adames is tied with Brewers teammate William Contreras as the most likely players to hit a home run in the game. Willy Adames’ odds to hit a home run are longer than the other three players in the Bovada Sportsbook special, but has surprising upside.

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