MLB Home Run Tracker
2026 Season • Updates Every 10 Minutes
Live MLB home run tracker with real-time stats for every game. See who homered today, track first home run scorers, and view all HR hitters for each team, updated every 10 minutes with complete play-by-play data.
Want to analyze home run trends? Check out our MLB Home Run Stats page!
MLB Home Run Prop Betting Rules
Anytime Home Run: Bet on a player to hit at least one HR at any point in the game. The most popular MLB HR prop market.
First Home Run: Bet on which player will hit the first HR of the game. Higher odds but harder to predict.
2+ Home Runs: Bet on a player to hit two or more HRs in a single game. Very high odds for power hitters in favorable matchups.
Sportsbooks Offering MLB Home Run Props:
Shopping for the best home run price? Compare our free MLB anytime home run odds across FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars and BetMGM.
Comparing MLB lines? See our free MLB odds board: Moneyline · Run Line · Totals.
Important: Most sportsbooks void HR bets if a player does not start or is not in the lineup. Always check the specific sportsbook's rules before placing HR prop bets. Some books require a minimum number of plate appearances.
Who Hit a Home Run Tonight?
Looking for tonight's MLB home run results? Select today's date from the dropdown below to see every HR hit across all games. Our tracker updates every 10 minutes during games, so you can follow along in real-time. For pre-game predictions and player picks, check out our MLB Home Run Predictions page, or view historical home run stats and leaders for betting research.
Home Runs - September 23, 2026
| Time | Matchup | Team | First HR | All HRs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:10 PM ET | San Diego Padres at Los Angeles Dodgers | LAD | - | - |
| SD | Manny Machado |
Manny Machado
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| 10:00 PM ET | Houston Astros at Seattle Mariners | HOU | Yainer Diaz |
Yainer Diaz
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| SEA | - | - | ||
| 09:40 PM ET | Los Angeles Angels at Athletics | LAA | Mike Trout |
Mike Trout
Vaughn Grissom |
| OAK | Donovan Walton |
Donovan Walton
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| 08:40 PM ET | Arizona Diamondbacks at Colorado Rockies | ARI | Tim Tawa |
Tim Tawa
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| COL | Ezequiel Tovar |
Ezequiel Tovar
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| 08:05 PM ET | New York Mets at Texas Rangers | NYM | Juan Soto |
Juan Soto
Marcus Semien Brett Baty |
| TEX | - | - | ||
| 07:40 PM ET | Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals | CHW | - | - |
| KC | - | - | ||
| 07:40 PM ET | Miami Marlins at Chicago Cubs | CHC | - | - |
| MIA | Kyle Stowers |
Kyle Stowers
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| 07:15 PM ET | Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Braves | ATL | Matt Olson |
Matt Olson
Austin Riley |
| CIN | Juan Brito |
Juan Brito
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| 07:05 PM ET | Tampa Bay Rays at New York Yankees | NYY | Ben Rice |
Ben Rice
George Lombard Jr. Ryan McMahon Ben Rice |
| TB | Cedric Mullins |
Cedric Mullins
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| 07:00 PM ET | Cleveland Guardians at Boston Red Sox | BOS | - | - |
| CLE | - | - | ||
| 06:40 PM ET | Milwaukee Brewers at Philadelphia Phillies | MIL | Brice Turang |
Brice Turang
Christian Yelich |
| PHI | - | - | ||
| 06:40 PM ET | St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates | PIT | Brandon Lowe |
Brandon Lowe
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| STL | - | - | ||
| 06:35 PM ET | Toronto Blue Jays at Baltimore Orioles | BAL | Christian Encarnacion-Strand |
Christian Encarnacion-Strand
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| TOR | Davis Schneider |
Davis Schneider
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| 03:45 PM ET | Minnesota Twins at San Francisco Giants | MIN | Luke Keaschall |
Luke Keaschall
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| SF | - | - | ||
| 01:35 PM ET | Toronto Blue Jays at Baltimore Orioles | BAL | Pete Alonso |
Pete Alonso
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| TOR | - | - | ||
| 01:10 PM ET | Washington Nationals at Detroit Tigers | DET | Ben Malgeri |
Ben Malgeri
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| WSH | Yohandy Morales |
Yohandy Morales
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- Manny Machado
- Yainer Diaz
- Mike Trout
- Vaughn Grissom
- Donovan Walton
- Tim Tawa
- Ezequiel Tovar
- Juan Soto
- Marcus Semien
- Brett Baty
- Kyle Stowers
- Matt Olson
- Austin Riley
- Juan Brito
- Ben Rice
- George Lombard Jr.
- Ryan McMahon
- Ben Rice
- Cedric Mullins
- Brice Turang
- Christian Yelich
- Brandon Lowe
- Christian Encarnacion-Strand
- Davis Schneider
- Luke Keaschall
- Pete Alonso
- Ben Malgeri
- Yohandy Morales
MLB Home Run Betting: Stats & Trends
Understanding MLB Home Run Props
Home run prop betting is one of the most exciting markets in MLB. The anytime home run bet, where you pick a player to homer at any point during the game, has become the most popular player prop in baseball. Understanding the key factors that influence home run probability can give you a significant edge.
Key Factors That Influence Home Run Probability
- Batter vs. Pitcher Matchup: A batter's performance against left-handed vs. right-handed pitching is critical. Power hitters facing opposite-hand pitchers typically have elevated HR rates. Check the starting pitcher's HR/9 rate, because some pitchers are especially prone to giving up long balls.
- Ballpark Factors: Park dimensions dramatically affect HR probability. Coors Field (COL), Great American Ball Park (CIN), and Yankee Stadium (NYY) are among the most HR-friendly parks. Pitcher-friendly parks like Oracle Park (SF) and Petco Park (SD) suppress home runs.
- Weather Conditions: Wind blowing out to center field can increase HR distance by 15-20 feet. Higher temperatures and lower humidity also carry the ball farther. Always check game-time weather for outdoor stadiums.
- Recent Form: A batter's last 10-15 games of performance is often more predictive than season-long stats. Look for hitters in "hot streaks" with elevated exit velocities and barrel rates.
- Lineup Position: Batters hitting 2nd through 5th in the order get more plate appearances and face starters longer, increasing HR opportunities. Leadoff and bottom-of-order hitters have fewer chances.
Historical MLB Home Run Trends
Home vs Away: Home teams have a slight edge in home run production due to familiarity with their ballpark dimensions and favorable crowd energy. However, some visiting hitters thrive in certain parks, so always check individual batter park splits.
Day vs Night Games: Night games historically see slightly more home runs, potentially due to visibility challenges for pitchers and the fact that higher-leverage pitching matchups often occur in primetime slots.
Monthly Trends: HR rates typically increase as the season progresses from April through July, peaking in the warmest summer months when the ball carries better. September call-ups can introduce weaker pitching, further boosting HR rates.
Home Run Betting Research
Use this tracker for home run betting research by reviewing historical data to identify patterns for specific teams and players. Browse past games with the date selector and analyze:
- Which players consistently hit home runs and their HR frequency
- How specific ballparks and team matchups affect home run outcomes
- First HR patterns: who tends to hit the game's first home run
- Multi-HR games: which power hitters are most likely to go deep multiple times
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this MLB home run tracker updated live?
Yes! Our MLB home run tracker is updated every 10 minutes during game days. You can track live home run scorers for all MLB games throughout the season.
Who hit a home run today in MLB?
Select today's date from the date selector above to see every home run hit in today's MLB games. The tracker shows both the first HR hitter for each team and all home run hitters, updated every 10 minutes during games.
What is an anytime home run bet?
An anytime home run bet is a prop bet where you wager on a specific player to hit at least one home run at any point during the game. It doesn't matter what inning the HR occurs in. If your player homers, the bet wins. This is the most popular MLB home run prop offered by sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, and Caesars.
What factors should I consider for home run props?
The most important factors are: the batter's HR rate and recent form, the opposing pitcher's HR/9 rate, ballpark dimensions (Coors Field is the most HR-friendly), weather conditions (wind, temperature), batter handedness vs pitcher handedness, and lineup position. Our stats page breaks down many of these factors.
How can I see all home runs from a specific game?
Our tracker shows all home run hitters for each team in every game. Look at the "All HRs" column to see everyone who homered for each team. The first HR hitter is highlighted in gold.
Can I see home run data from previous MLB games?
Yes! Use the date selector dropdown at the top of the page to navigate between different game dates throughout the MLB season. You can view home run data for any completed game date in the 2026 season.
Which sportsbooks offer the best MLB home run odds?
Home run prop odds vary significantly across sportsbooks. FanDuel and DraftKings typically offer the widest selection of HR props, while BetOnline and Pinnacle often have the best odds (lowest juice). JediBets compares odds across every major sportsbook so you can always find the best value for your HR bets.