Aaron Judge Home Run Odds for Tuesday
| Sportsbook | Odds |
|---|---|
| FanDuel | +230 |
| BetMGM | +210 |
| PointsBet | +185 |
| DraftKings | +195 |
Aaron Judge has just three games left to try to hit his 62nd home run of the season and break Roger Maris' American League record.
With time winding down, odds for a Tuesday home run are somewhat scattershot across the board, and the popularity of some of these bets is starting to wane.
It should be noted that the Yankees and Rangers play a doubleheader Tuesday, and props as of this writing are only available for the first game, which begins at 2:05 p.m. ET.
Sportsbooks will likely begin listing player prop odds for the second game — schedule to start at approximately 8:05 p.m. ET — after the first game ends.
The best odds on the market presently reside at FanDuel, which list him at +230 to hit a home run in the first game. Those odds range all the way down to +185 at PointsBet.
The Yankees slugger's home run prop has seen unprecedented popularity in the days leading up to his 61st home run, but bettors aren't hammering it quite as hard as they were a week ago.
At DraftKings, Judge's odds to homer are just the 11th-most popular bet. Coincidentally, his odds to not hit a home run are the 12th-most popular bet.
Judge went seven games without a home run between homers 60 and 61, which was just the third time this season he went that many games between home runs. Since hitting number 61, Judge has now been homerless in four-straight games.
If he fails to homer in either end of today's doubleheader, his streak will reach six and he'll just have one more opportunity — Wednesday's series finale — to top Maris.
