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Long balls, big flys, blasts, and bombs. That’s what we’re talking about here; the most exciting plays in baseball.

FanDuel’s MLB “Big Bomb Bonanza” promotion is offering a huge bonus for whoever hits the longest Same Game Parlay on Wednesday’s MLB slate. Each bet requires a $5 minimum, but the longest parlay gets an additional $50,000 in free bets on top of the winnings.

The top ten finishers in the contest will win at least $1,000 each. It’s a great chance to take some home run bets – generally long shots, but ones that can provide immense value when strung together.

For those looking for a massive amount of free bets – or just want to have some juice for today’s MLB slate – here are some great home run bets to consider.

All odds courtesy of FanDuel

Let’s dive into some stats immediately. On the mound for the Mariners is Marco Gonzales, who gives up the second-most home runs per nine innings (1.7) in the MLB. He is behind just Nathan Eovaldi, who gives up 2.1 home runs per nine.

Furthermore, Byron Buxton crushes Gonzales. In seven career at-bats, Buxton has three home runs and a double (.571 average). Buxton has also been red hot, hitting .351 with seven home runs in the month of June. He is +2800 to hit 2+ if you intend on participating in FanDuel’s “Big Fly 50k Tournament” today.

Erick Fedde gets annihilated by the red-hot Braves lineup. Marcell Ozuna, in particular, is six for nine against the Nationals’ right-handed pitcher. He also has two home runs against him already. Ozuna’s home run total is sitting at 12, second-most on the team.

These are the best odds that any sportsbook has by a wide margin and is an excellent opportunity to build on FanDuel’s tournament. He is 31/1 to hit two or more long balls tonight.

Left-hander Tyler Anderson faces the Angels tonight in Los Angeles. Anderson allows a ton of fly balls, with only 35.5% of his outs as ground balls. His HR/FB rate could be higher, 3% below the norm, but Mike Trout has hit well against Anderson in the past.

For his career, he is 3 for 6 with a home run against the Dodgers lefty.