@lewiswill773 Called Three Home Runs on Three Different Teams. All Three Hit. $1,000.

Jackson Chourio. Rafael Devers. Junior Caminero. Three players. Three different teams. Three different cities. All called to go deep on the same night. @lewiswill773 from Wisconsin put all three on the same Wanna Parlay ticket in the Home Run Hero contest and watched every single one leave the yard. Three picks. Three home runs. $1,000.

The Player

Most people pick one home run and hope for the best. @lewiswill773 picked three, across three separate games, and locked them all into the same entry. That's not luck. Calling a home run on a single player requires conviction. Calling three of them on one ticket — across different parks, different pitching matchups, different time zones — requires a real read on the slate. You have to know your hitters. You have to trust your process. And then you have to commit. @lewiswill773 committed. Wisconsin, representing.

The Parlay

Leg 1: Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee Brewers

Chourio is 22 years old and already one of the most dangerous young hitters in the game. The Brewers outfielder had been on a tear leading into the June 27 matchup against the Cubs at American Family Field — the kind of form where a home run feels inevitable. Chourio made it official early and @lewiswill773 was on the board. Leg 1: Win.

Leg 2: Rafael Devers, San Francisco Giants

Devers is one of the most consistent power threats in baseball. The Giants third baseman — acquired from Boston last June — has one of the most natural home run swings in the game: short, explosive, designed for damage. On June 27, he delivered exactly what @lewiswill773 needed. Leg 2: Win.

Leg 3: Junior Caminero, Tampa Bay Rays

Caminero is young, strong, and quietly becoming one of the better power bats in the AL. The Rays third baseman was matched up against Arizona on June 27, and @lewiswill773 had him circled. Caminero went deep. Tampa won. The ticket was clean. Leg 3: Win.

What the Home Run Hero Contest Is

The Home Run Hero is one of Wanna Parlay's specialist contests: you select players you think will go yard, and points hit for every home run that connects. It sounds simple. Executing it is not. Home runs are the hardest outcome to predict in baseball — they depend on pitcher-hitter matchups, park factors, weather, and timing. @lewiswill773 went 3-for-3 and finished in the top 15 on the leaderboard for the week. Worth noting for anyone who hasn't explored the full Wanna menu: the home run prop isn't something you'll find on every DFS platform. Wanna offers it alongside moneylines, run lines, player props, and specialty markets across every sport on the board. You're not limited to over/under on rushing yards. The pick menu is wide, and the Home Run Hero is one of the most fun formats on it. One more thing: on Wanna, everything is public. @lewiswill773's picks are visible on their profile. If you want to see what someone who just went 3-for-3 on home runs is thinking about tonight's slate, go look.

Want In?

Wanna Parlay is a Daily Fantasy Sports app — not a sportsbook, not a gambling app. You build parlays, enter contests, and compete on a leaderboard for real cash prizes. Available in 26 states for real-money play. Free-to-play everywhere. New users get a 100% deposit match up to $250. Sign up with code WINNER. Download the app. Find @lewiswill773. Baseball season still has plenty of home runs left. Please play responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.