The SeaWolves (19-13) dropped a second straight to Harrisburg (21-13) as they fell on Wednesday, 7-4. Harrisburg started the scoring early against Erie starter Wilkel Hernandez. Three first-inning singles, including a run-scoring single by Yohandy Morales, plated the game’s first run. In the second, the Senators loaded the bases with

The SeaWolves (19-12) saw their seven-game winning streak conclude in a rain-shortened game, as they fell to Harrisburg (20-13) 5-1 in six innings. Harrisburg scored an early run against Erie starter Carlos Peña when Yohandy Morales singled home Robert Hassell III in the first inning. Erie came back to tie

Hao-Yu Lee drove in a career-high five runs and hit two home runs as the SeaWolves (19-11) swept Richmond (12-21) with a 7-0 win. Lee started the scoring in the third when he scored Gage Workman on an RBI single against Matt Frisbee. Lael Lockhart started for Erie and threw

The SeaWolves (18-11) rode a season-high 18 strikeouts as a pitching staff and three home runs to an 8-3 win over Richmond (12-20). Austin Bergner pitched for Erie and allowed immediate damage. After Carter Howell began the game with a single, Victor Bericoto followed with a run-scoring double. Bergner settled

The SeaWolves (17-11) tossed their fourth shutout win of the season in an 8-0 victory over Richmond (12-19). Troy Melton allowed just three singles in five shutout frames to start for Erie. He struck out five and did not walk a batter. Melton needed just 58 pitches, 42 for strikes,

Wilkel Hernandez spun a gem for Erie (16-11) in a 3-1 win over Richmond (12-18) on Thursday. Hernandez retired the first 14 batters he faced. Andy Thomas became the first Richmond runner when he singled with two out in the fifth. Luis Toribio followed with a run-scoring triple to give

Erie’s (15-11) took a second straight over Richmond (12-17) with a 4-1 on Wednesday afternoon. The SeaWolves mounted a rally against Richmond starter Ryan Murphy in the fourth. Gage Workman reached on Brett Auerbach’s throwing error to begin the inning. He reached third on Carlos Mendoza’s bunt single when Murphy

Erie’s (14-11) started the homestand with a 7-1 win over Richmond (12-16) on Tuesday. Lael Lockhart started for Erie and worked around traffic in his four innings. He did not allow a run despite three hits and three walks. He struck out seven. Erie was first on the scoreboard in

Erie’s (13-11) offense bounced back to defeat Bowie (14-12) on Saturday night, 8-4. Gage Workman led off the game with a solo home run. It was the second leadoff homer of the series for Workman and his third home run overall. Erie extended its lead against Bowie starter Seth Johnson

Erie’s (12-11) struggled to keep the Baysox (14-11) in the yard in a 5-1 loss on Friday. For the third time in four games, Erie scored in the first inning. Gage Workman led off with a double. Hao-Yu Lee’s single sent him to third. Bowie starter Brandon Young threw a

Tuesday, May 7 vs. Richmond Flying Squirrels (SF Giants) Gates Open: 5 p.m. | First Pitch: 6:05 p.m. MVP Student Achievers Night presented by CVS Health The SeaWolves will recognize Erie-area students for excellence in the classroom. Kids Run the Bases After the Game All kids ages 12 & younger

Erie’s (12-10) rode a seven-RBI performance from Stephen Scott to break a three-game losing streak in an 11-3 win over Bowie (13-11). The SeaWolves broke onto the scoreboard first in the second inning. Chris Meyers and Trei Cruz blasted consecutive solo homers off Bowie starter Trace Bright to give Erie

Erie’s (11-10) bullpen couldn’t hold a lead for the second straight day in a 6-4 loss to Bowie (13-10). The SeaWolves jumped out to an early lead in the first inning without a hit. Gage Workman led off the game with a walk against Bowie starter Ryan Long. Workman then

Despite multiple leads, Erie (11-9) couldn’t complete a series-opening lead in a 10-8 loss to Bowie (12-10). The SeaWolves’ offense got off to a hot start against Bowie starter Alex Pham. Gage Workman led off the game with a solo home run. Later in the frame, with two on, Eliezer

The SeaWolves have released details for their annual Mother’s Day Buffet in the Stadium Club at UPMC Park. The Mother’s Day Buffet coincides with the SeaWolves’ 1:35 p.m. game on Sunday, May 12. The event, which sold out in each of the last two seasons, is limited to the first

Erie (11-8) couldn’t capitalize on opportunities in a 3-1 loss to Harrisburg (9-10) on Saturday. Troy Melton started for Erie. After tossing three scoreless innings, he faltered in the fourth. Brady House led off the inning with a double. Yohandy Morales then reached on Gage Workman’s throwing error. Dérmis Garcia

For a second straight night, the SeaWolves (11-7) forced extras with a late comeback before beating Harrisburg (8-10) on a walk-off RBI. Erie defeated Harrisburg 5-4 in 10 on Friday. Harrisburg got off to a hot start against Erie starter Wilkel Hernandez. Hernandez allowed five singles and three runs in

The SeaWolves (10-7) broke a three-gaming losing streak with a 3-2, walk-off win over Harrisburg (8-9) 10 innings. Erie broke onto the scoreboard first in the fourth inning. Jake Holton plated TJ Hopkins on a two-out double off the fence in left field to give Erie a 1-0 lead. Jackson

The SeaWolves (9-7) came an out away from a victory before losing to Harrisburg (8-8) 3-2 in 10 innings. Both starting pitchers were excellent. Ty Madden and Andrew Alvarez each traded five scoreless frames. Madden allowed three singles and a walk. He struck out a season-high seven batters. Erie broke

The SeaWolves (9-6) failed to complete a late comeback win in a rain-soaked 4-3 loss to Harrisburg (7-8). The game was delayed for 43 minutes prior to first pitch. Lael Lockhart started for Erie and pitched well. He struck out seven over five frames, allowing just two hits and walking

The SeaWolves (9-5) lost via walk-off for the first time this season as Akron (7-8) defeated Erie 2-1. Akron was first to the scoreboard in the seventh inning against Erie reliever Angel Reyes. Reyes walked the leadoff batter, Joe Naranjo. Christian Cairo then had a bunt single. Both runners advanced

Tuesday, April 23 vs. Harrisburg Senators (Washington Nationals) Gates Open: 5 p.m. | First Pitch: 6:05 p.m. PA Primary Night There is no debate, this will be nonpartisan fun! Prior to the game, SeaWolves supporters can cast their votes for key issues impacting the game day experience. For this game,

The SeaWolves (9-4) came back late to take a fourth straight game over Akron (6-8), 6-5. For the second straight night, Akron scored in the first inning against the Erie starter. Consecutive singles from Kahlil Watson and Chase DeLauter plated an early run against Wilkel Hernandez. Akron starter Aaron Davenport

The SeaWolves (8-4) scored seven unanswered runs to beat Akron (6-7) 7-2 and win their third straight game. Akron ambushed Erie starter Jackson Jobe with consecutive singles on consecutive singles to begin the first inning. Jobe then balked, allowing Petey Halpin to score the game’s first run. Aaron Bracho then

The SeaWolves (7-4) made it consecutive wins with a 9-3 victory over Akron (6-6). Ty Madden started for Erie. He stranded the bases loaded in the first inning. In the third, Chase DeLauter singled with two out, stole second base, and scored on Aaron Bracho’s single. Akron made it 2-0