Red Sox Fan Draws on Baseball Team's Luck to Win $100,000 Lottery Prize
Jim Aylward Jr., 84, of Templeton won the prize on Monday with the numbers 11-16-19-22-25.
A Massachusetts man won $100,000 in the lottery by playing the jersey numbers of five Red Sox players.
Jim Aylward Jr., 84, of Templeton won the prize on Monday with the numbers 11-16-19-22-25, according to The Associated Press.
They belong to Rafael Devers, Andrew Benintendi, Jackie Bradley Jr., Rick Porcello, and Steve Pearce, respectively, whom the Massachusetts State Lottery described as "two young stars, a dazzling outfielder, a starting pitcher and the series MVP," in a statement.
There's no word on what he's planning to use the money for, but Aylward, who claimed his prize Wednesday, is a great-grandfather, meaning he has plenty of family with whom to share the love.
Or he could just just it to head to the World Series next year...
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