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Talk about being lucky

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Triple-A Albuquerque catcher Paul Hoover hit a grand slam in Friday's 7-5 win against Oklahoma, but the biggest winner in the game was Isotopes fan Admin Trujillo.

 

Nine months ago, Trujillo won a white Nissan XTerra when Albuquerque third baseman Jason Wood hit a grand slam in the third inning of a game, triggering a free-car drawing sponsored by a local casino.

 

The drawing happened again last night after Hoover's blast, and against all odds, Trujillo was again the winner--this time taking home a red Ford Escape.

 

Trujillo's name was chosen out of about 60 entries.

 

"I'm still in shock," Trujillo told the Alburquerue Tribune. "I'm shaking."

 

The 45-year-old is not an Isotopes season ticket holder, but said he goes to 23 games a year and proclaims himself to be the team's biggest fan--and likely the one with the highest car insurance bill every month.

 

Of course, the back-to-back SUV victories were the talk of the clubhouse.

 

"I just can?t believe a guy is that lucky," Wood told the paper. "I don't know how that even works."

 

http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prosp...ews/261234.html

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