Home Run Derby Odds – Best Prices for All 8 Participants

• The 2026 Home Run Derby takes place on Monday, July 13, in Philadelphia
• Two Phillies – Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper – are in the field
• See the best Home Run Derby odds and prices for all eight hitters

The 2026 Home Run Derby will take place a Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on Monday, July 13. The annual event is scheduled to start at 8:00 pm ET/5:00 pm PT.

MLB home run-leader Kyle Schwarber will look to claim his first derby title in front of his hometown fans, while teammate Bryce Harper, who beat Schwarber in the final of the 2018 derby back when the former was still a Chicago Cub and the latter a Washington National.

The table below lists the odds/prices for all eight players across six different sportsbooks and prediction markets so bettors can find the best option for whichever horse they’re backing.

Home Run Derby Odds – Best-Available Prices

All of the odds in the table are as of 11:43 am ET, July 13, and are subject to change.

The best option for five out of the eight contestants comes from a prediction market, either Kalshi or Polymarket. Kalshi has the longest price on Caminero (last year’s runner-up), first-time participant Caglianone, and longshot Contreras.

Polymarket has the best price on outright favorite Schwarber and Rice, another first-time entrant.

Caesars has the most-competitive odds among the traditional sportsbooks, offering market-best prices on 26-year-old rookie Murakami, Walker, and Harper, the only player in the field who has won the derby before.

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History of 2026 HR Derby Participants

Only Harper, Schwarber, and Caminero have ever participated in the MLB Home Run Derby before. The other five guys are all derby rookies.

Schwarber currently leads the entire MLB in home runs with 32, while Rice (29) and Caminero (28) are third and fourth.

Caglianone is the only player in the field who hasn’t hit at least 20 long balls this season. The sophomore had seven in 62 games as a rookie. But he’s been red-hot of late, mashing nine of those 14 dingers in the month of June. The 6’4 lefty is tied for the lead in average home run distance, according to ESPN. At 250 pounds, he’s tied for the heaviest player in the field alongside Walker.

Harper is the lightest contestant, listed at 210 pounds. Murakami (213 lbs) is the only other slugger who doesn’t crack 220.

Harper’s prior derby win came in familiar circumstances. The 2018 edition took place at National Ballpark when Harper was still donning scarlet red.