Three tickets hit on last night's $564 million Powerball jackpot, which means a few people are feeling very, very good about how their weeks are turning out.

It also means that people talking about odds.

Statistically, the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot is somewhere in the neighborhood of 1 in 175,000,000. In other words, it ain't gonna happen. But how do those odds stack up against the likelihood that you could homer off Tigers ace David Price in Comerica Park?

Price thinks you're even worse off, there.

A Detroit radio host posited that -- given 175,000,000 at-bats -- he could hit 3,000 homers off Price.

If I got 175 million swings against David Price. I could hit around 3,000 home runs. It's all about odds. 3,000 home runs means .000017% - Mike Sullivan (@MikeSullivan) February 12, 2015

Guys, @DAVIDprice14 is the best pitcher in the AL. But 175mil "pick your pitch" swings is an OBSCENE number. 3,000 HRs is a measly .000017% - Mike Sullivan (@MikeSullivan) February 12, 2015

Price begged to differ.

And it has to be a strike?? Depending on the field...ton of swings so 1RT @KhangSports: @DAVIDprice14 Average Joe, righty, whatever you want - David Price (@DAVIDprice14) February 12, 2015

Zero at comerica!! Graveyard..RT @KhangSports: @DAVIDprice14 Doesn't have to be a strike, at Comerica Park. But I agree...1 at best. Thanks. - David Price (@DAVIDprice14) February 12, 2015

Do the batter's odds increase if he or she is repeating "4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42" over and over while taking cuts? Asking for a friend ...