Ravens fans enjoy exclusive shopping spree at m&t bank stadium

Baltimore, MD- Four fortunate winners participated in a shopping spree at the Ravens’ official team store inside M&T Bank Stadium, courtesy of the Maryland Lottery’s Ravens Second-Chance Promotion. Each winner was awarded season tickets and a $500 shopping spree, enjoying an exclusive shopping experience alongside Ravens alum Bryan Hall, cheerleaders, and mascot Poe.

Marc Friend from Essex, a repeat winner of the Ravens second-chance prizes, attended the event with his wife. They selected items including a hat, sweatshirts, and a dog toy. Marc attributes his success to purchasing Ravens scratch-offs promptly upon their release and entering non-winning tickets into his My Lottery Rewards account early on.

Andrew Diefes from Edgewater, also a winner, was eager to prepare for cooler weather following a Sunday night game against Buffalo. He selected a Ray Lewis jersey, a hoodie, a hat, and a Mark Andrews jersey. His choice of jerseys was humorously influenced by his own name.

Clarence Morris from Montgomery Village, although a Commanders fan, selected Ravens jerseys and sweatshirts with his wife. He expressed his preference for a Lamar Jackson jersey.

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