Padres vs. Cubs NLWC Player to Hit a Home Run Prop Bet: Michael Busch, Fernando Tatis Jr.

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The San Diego Padres take on the Chicago Cubs Wednesday in the NLWC.  Home run prop bets are available for all the anticipated starters

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Michael Busch pays $450 for every $100 bet to hit a home run in this game. 

Busch went 4-for-4 with two homers, a triple, a double and a walk as the Cubs bested the Cardinals 7-3 on Saturday.

Fernando Tatis Jr. pays $460. 

Tatis Jr. clubbed a leadoff home run on Saturday night, propelling the Padres to a 5-1 victory over the Diamondbacks.

Manny Machado pays out $480 for every $100 bet to hit a home run in today's game. 

Michael Busch
+450
Fernando Tatis Jr.
+460
Manny Machado
+480
Kyle Tucker
+560
Seiya Suzuki
+560
Ian Happ
+600
Jackson Merrill
+600
Pete Crow-Armstrong
+680
Gavin Sheets
+750
Ryan O'Hearn
+870
Carson Kelly
+900
Xander Bogaerts
+900
Jake Cronenworth
+900
Dansby Swanson
+900
Matt Shaw
+1100
Freddy Fermin
+1200
Luis Arraez
+1300
Nico Hoerner
+1400

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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