Best accessories from Home Run MLB September 23: Tuesday Best choice from Paris HR

We descend over the last Tuesday of the regular season, and there are large clashes with positions in playoffs on the line.

But we do not focus on who will win or if the final will be finished or under the total of the game. No, we are here to talk about the best Home Run accessories of the day.

After a careful study of the clashes, the following is our best accessories from Home Run MLB for Tuesday September 23 (ratings via Fanduel).

Tampa Bay rays against Baltimore Orioles

Dylan Beavers (BAL) at +680

In 78 games in Camden Yards this season, there were 222 Home Runs. Leaving Rays, Ryan Pepiot, has abandoned 26 circuits this season. He has not abandoned one since August 11, when he abandoned two to the A. In his last departure against the Orioles (July 13), he abandoned three (Holliday, O’Hearn, Jackson).

Beavers are a good long to try to try a chance. He struck two circuits in last week and has the highest OPs at 1.066. With the way he struck power last week – and since the match is in Baltimore in Camden Yards, friendly, it is worth taking a hit.

Houston Astros vs Athletics

Jeremy Peña (Hou) at +500

Sutter Health Park was not excellent for launchers this season. He ranks third in the league in most circuits with 220, a shade of less than three per game. The starter of A Jeffrey Springsd abandoned 28 circuits this season, including 17 at home.

Peña hit 17 circuits, including two in her last three games. During last week, he contacted, reaching 0.467 in the process. With the way he swings and since he has played in a friendly home park against a launcher known to make dingers, Peña is a solid game.

Washington Nationals against Atlanta Braves

Ronald Acuña Jr. (ATL) at +3

Trist Park, the Maison des Braves, is not necessarily a home house like Camden Yards or Dodger Stadium. However, there have been 181 home circuits there this season – just over two per game.

The national launcher Brad Lord faced the brave his last time, lasting 5 1/3 of sleeves while abandoning six strokes of sure and by granting two deserved points (but no circuits). But in his limited time against the brave, he granted 11 shots (11 for 37) for an average of the stick of .297.

Ronald Acuña Jr. went 2 for 3 against Lord and killed the ball in last week, reaching 0.417 with a 1,278 OPS (two circuits). The combination of a hot bat and a story of the crushing of the Lord makes him a strong choice to go deep.