MLB Home Run Predictions — May 28, 2026
The graded receipt for 2026-05-28: what the model predicted, what actually happened.
Every morning TheHomeRuns.org ranks MLB batters by home-run probability, and every night the board is graded against real results — in public, hits and misses alike. Below is the full grade for May 28, 2026. Today's board lives at MLB home run predictions today; the season-long record is on the track record page.
10
HRs by scored batters
0/5
Top-5 picks that homered
1/15
Top-15 picks that homered
37.6 vs 42.0
Avg score: HR vs miss
Catch rates by cutoff
Home runs, graded
| Rank | Batter | Vs pitcher | Score | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #14 | Coby Mayo | Patrick Corbin | 60 | C+ Value |
| #19 | Michael Harris II | Payton Tolle | 55 | C BelowAvg |
| #34 | Ian Happ | Paul Skenes | 46 | D Below |
| #71 | Bryan Reynolds | Colin Rea | 36 | D Below |
| #77 | Andrés Giménez | Chris Bassitt | 34 | D Below |
| #79 | Ronald Acuña Jr. | Payton Tolle | 32 | D Below |
| #80 | Wenceel Pérez | Grayson Rodriguez | 31 | D Below |
| #87 | Isaac Paredes | Nathan Eovaldi | 28 | D Below |
| #88 | Ozzie Albies | Payton Tolle | 28 | D Below |
| #94 | Josh Jung | Spencer Arrighetti | 26 | D Below |
Outside the top 50
Bryan Reynolds, Andrés Giménez, Ronald Acuña Jr., Wenceel Pérez, Isaac Paredes, Ozzie Albies, Josh Jung
The archive is public. Tonight's names are Pro.
Every past board is graded in the open — that is the point. The full ranked board for tonight, all matchup tools included, is Pro.