Tyler Soderstrom is typically a strong model play when facing right-handed pitching—he's hit 18 of his 19 home runs against righties. He's coming off a solid July, posting an .827 OPS with 5 HRs in 23 games. Anthony DeSclafani hasn't allowed a home run in his last three starts, but he's historically been prone to the long ball and doesn't have favorable splits against left-handed hitters. We set Soderstrom's line at +350 to homer.