Seth Elkin of The Maryland Lottery gives Nestor the grand slam realities of Home Run Riches

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In the first of what Orioles fans hope will be many-more grand slam home runs this season, it was Jeremiah Jackson's blast on Monday night that set off the $5,000 salami for a lucky Home Run Riches contestant. Seth Elkin of The Maryland Lottery gives Nestor the big fly realities of Home Run Riches and why we all dig the long ball. The post Seth Elkin of The Maryland Lottery gives Nestor the grand slam realities of Home Run Riches first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

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