Pete Alonso is in the midst of a home run drought, having gone 14 games without one, which suggests he's due. Although he's just 1-for-7 in his career against Clayton Kershaw, those numbers may not be very telling given Kershaw's recent injury history. In his first start back, Kershaw gave up 5 earned runs in just 4 innings against an Angels team he's typically dominated. Alonso, despite cooling off from his hot start, still boasts a .292 batting average and a .931 OPS this season. We set the line at +290 for Alonso to hit a home run, so the +320 offered by FanDuel presents a solid opportunity.