Baysox See Early Lead Slip in Wednesday Night Loss To SeaWolves
BOX SCORE Bowie, MD (April 8, 2026) - The Chesapeake Baysox, the Double-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, dropped a Wednesday night contest to the Erie SeaWolves, the Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, by a 13-8 final in a back-and-forth affair. The Baysox (2-3) built a 7-1 lead in
Bowie, MD (April 8, 2026) - The Chesapeake Baysox, the Double-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, dropped a Wednesday night contest to the Erie SeaWolves, the Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, by a 13-8 final in a back-and-forth affair.
The Baysox (2-3) built a 7-1 lead in the opening two innings of the game. In the first, Chesapeake strung together four-consecutive base runners with two outs and three-consecutive hits, including an RBI double from Anderson De Los Santos and a two-run triple from Doug Hodo to build a 3-0 edge.
Wanna see another Doug Hodo highlight?? pic.twitter.com/OWrujKuiJX
— Chesapeake Baysox (@BaysoxOfficial) April 8, 2026
After the SeaWolves got a run back on a fielder’s choice in the top of the second, the Baysox responded with a pair of first-career Double-A homers. Griff O’Ferrall hit a two-run shot, before De Los Santos followed suit for his second and third RBI of the night, extending the lead to a six-run cushion. De Los Santos would single later in the evening and reach base a career-high five times after a pair of walks.
First Double-A bomb for Griff O'Ferrall! pic.twitter.com/nOwoS9oOQW
— Chesapeake Baysox (@BaysoxOfficial) April 8, 2026
Anderson De Los Santos got ALL of his first Double-A homer!
— Chesapeake Baysox (@BaysoxOfficial) April 8, 2026
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374 feet pic.twitter.com/E7tObYhKW3
However, Erie would score 12 of the game’s final 13 runs on Wednesday. The SeaWolves flipped the script with a six-run fifth inning. After working comfortably through the first four frames, right-handed starter Trace Bright walked a pair of batters before a three-run home run from Seth Stephenson that ended Bright’s night. Left hander Eric Torres entered out of the Baysox bullpen. Torres hit a pair of batters and allowed a single to load the bases. A wild pitch and groundout brought home a pair of runs, before a Justice Bigbie single tied the game at seven.
Erie took the lead in the sixth. An infield hit and a hit by pitch against right-hander Tyson Neighbors (L, 0-1) proved costly, as on a double-steal, catcher Adam Retzbach committed a throwing error, sailing his throw into left field and bringing home the game’s go-ahead run. The SeaWolves tacked on with a pair of homers in a four-run seventh and tacked on one more in the eighth. Baysox bats were mostly held in check by the Erie bullpen on Wednesday night, with right-hander Colin Fields (W, 1-0) contributing two and two-thirds innings of one-hit, shutout baseball. Chesapeake’s only other run of the game came in the seventh on a Fernando Peguero groundout.
Retzbach picked up a pair of hits and Carter Young reached base four times on three walks and a hit in the defeat.
The Baysox have split the first two games of this six-game series with the SeaWolves. The two sides continue the series on Thursday morning at 11:05 a.m. ET at Prince George’s Stadium. Right-hander Evan Yates makes his Double-A debut for Chesapeake, while left-hander Joe Miller counters for Erie.
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