The SeaWolves (30-16) were shut out for a second consecutive game as they dropped the series opener to Reading (17-27) 1-0. Reading scored the lone run of the game in the second inning. Keaton Anthony doubled off of Garrett Burhenn to begin the inning. Two batters later, Leandro Pineda doubled

The SeaWolves (30-15) were unable to close a six-game sweep as they were shut out by Hartford (22-22) 3-0 on Sunday. Hartford first got onto the scoreboard in the fourth inning against Erie starter Carlos Peña when Juan Guerrero led off with a double and scored on Nic Kent’s two-out

The SeaWolves (30-14) became the first team in Double-A to cross the 30-win threshold when they beat Hartford (21-22) 5-3 on Saturday. It was Erie’s seventh straight win. Hartford got off to a quick start against Erie starter Jaden Hamm. After Cole Carrigg’s leadoff single, Jose Torres slugged a two-run

The SeaWolves (29-14) won their sixth straight by walking off Hartford (21-21) 5-4 on Friday. Erie struck for an early lead against Hartford starter Connor Staine. Max Anderson ripped an RBI double to score Carlos Mendoza, who had been hit by a pitch, to make it 1-0. Anderson extended his

The SeaWolves (28-14) took down Hartford (21-20) 11-2 on Thursday. Erie scored three runs in the first inning against Mason Green. With two on and two out, Carlos Mendoza lined a single to right. Juan Guerrero, the Hartford right fielder, missed the ball for a fielding error. The error scored

The SeaWolves (27-14) erupted for 18 unanswered runs to beat Hartford (21-19) 18-3. Hartford grabbed an early lead on Jose Torres’ solo homer in the second against Garrett Burhenn. The Goats tacked on two more in the third on sacrifice flies by Benny Montgomery and Bryant Betancourt. Erie broke through

The SeaWolves (26-14) earned their eighth shutout win of the season as they beat Hartford (21-18) 5-0 to kick off the series. Erie broke onto the scoreboard against Hartford starter Sean Sullivan in the second inning. Roberto Campos walked and stole second base. He scored on Eduardo Valencia’s long RBI

The SeaWolves (25-14) scored three ninth-inning runs to break a tie and beat Richmond (12-27) 7-4 and clinch a series win. In the first, Max Anderson ripped a double against Richmond starter Jack Choate to extend his hitting streak to a season-long 11 games. Two batters later, Eduardo Valencia crushed

The SeaWolves (24-14) earned their seventh shutout win of the season with an 8-0 victory over Richmond (12-26). Erie scored a pair of unearned runs in the first inning against Richmond starter Manuel Mercedes. Trei Cruz was hit by a pitch to begin the game and Carlos Mendoza walked. With

The SeaWolves (23-14) fell 5-1 to Richmond (12-25) on Friday. Erie opened the ballgame with instant offense, as Max Anderson smashed a first-inning home run against Richmond starter John Michael Bertrand. SeaWolves starter Joseph Montalvo allowed a leadoff single to Diego Velasquez in the first. He stole second and scored

The SeaWolves (23-13) and Richmond (11-25) split a doubleheader on Thursday. Richmond won the opener 3-1 and Erie took the second game 3-2. In game one, Richmond struck for a quick run against Carlos Peña when Diego Velasquez began the first with a double and scored on Bryce Eldridge’s single.

The SeaWolves (22-12) took down Richmond (10-24) 3-1 on Tuesday. Erie scored right out of the gate against Richmond starter Jack Choate. Trei Cruz opened the game with a triple. He scored when Max Anderson reached on Aeverson Arteaga’s error at shortstop, making it 1-0 Erie. Jaden Hamm made that

The SeaWolves (21-12) fell to Altoona (16-17) 3-2 in the series finale. Altoona struck for three early runs against Erie starter Troy Melton. Mitch Jebb hit a one-out single and Termarr Johnson walked. After the runners advanced on a double steal, Jack Brannigan punched a two-run double, making it 2-0.

The SeaWolves (21-11) fell to Altoona (15-17) 6-4 on Saturday. Altoona broke onto the scoreboard first in the second inning when Jack Brannigan hit a leadoff home run against Erie starter Joseph Montalvo. Montalvo then walked Sammy Siani and Imanol Vargas. Kervin Pichardo hit an RBI double, making it 2-0.

The SeaWolves (21-10) took a fourth straight game over Altoona (14-17) with a 7-0 win on Friday night. The game remained scoreless into the sixth inning. In a bullpen day for Erie, RJ Petit tuned in two scoreless innings and Austin Bergner tossed four scoreless frames with five strikeouts. Garrett

The SeaWolves (20-10) walked off Altoona (14-16) for the second straight game with a 4-3 win on Thursday. Altoona got off to an early start on Imanol Vargas’ RBI double in the second inning against Erie starter Garrett Burhenn. In the third, Vargas batted against Burhenn with two on and

The SeaWolves (19-10) earned their first walk-off win of the season on Jake Holton’s game-winning homer as Erie defeated Altoona (14-15) 6-4 in 12 innings. Erie opened the scoring in the third inning against Curve starter Po-Yu Chen when Danny Seretti drove a two-run double. Serretti, celebrating his 25th birthday,

The SeaWolves (18-10) took the opening game of the series against Altoona (14-14) with a 3-0 win on Tuesday. Erie scored first in the second inning on Eduardo Valencia’s two-out RBI single against Altoona starter Jarod Bayless. In the fourth, Erie extended the lead against Altoona reliever J.C. Flowers. Justice

The SeaWolves (17-10) and Binghamton (15-11) split a doubleheader on Sunday. Erie won the opener 1-0 and Binghamton took the second game 6-4 to split the six-game series. Erie starter Joseph Montalvo twirled a gem in the first game. Montalvo threw five hitless innings, allowing one walk and two strikeouts.

Today’s (May 3) Erie SeaWolves game against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies has been postponed due to rain. The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Sunday, May 4, beginning at 12:05 p.m. Both games will be seven-inning contests and one ticket is good for both games.

The SeaWolves (16-9) and Binghamton(14-10) split a doubleheader on Friday. Binghamton won the opener 4-1 and Erie took the second game 3-0. Binghamton scored first in game one in the fourth inning against Carlos Peña on an RBI double by William Lugo. Peña allowed one run on six hits with

The SeaWolves (15-8) fell to Binghamton(13-9) 3-2 on Wednesday. Binghamton grabbed the early lead against Erie starter Jaden Hamm in the second inning. Nick Lorusso and Travis Swaggerty opened the inning with singles. After a flyout out Lorusso on third, Yonny Hernandez’s groundout scored the first run of the game.

The SeaWolves (15-7) bashed six home runs in a rain-shortened, 13-3 win in eight innings over Binghamton (12-9). Before this outing, Binghamton starter Jack Wenninger had only allowed two earned runs in his first 20 innings of work. Erie put four runs up against him in the third inning when

The SeaWolves (14-7) could not hold a late lead and fell to Harrisburg (9-12) 5-4 in 10 innings. Trei Cruz led off the game with a solo home run against rehabbing Nationals right-hander Michael Soroka. Harrisburg tied the game against Erie starter Joseph Montalvo in the bottom of the first.

The SeaWolves (14-6) secured a series win with an 8-3 win over Harrisburg (8-12). Harrisburg got the early lead against Erie starter Garrett Burhenn when Joe Naranjo tripled with one out in the second and scored on a single by Carlos De La Cruz. The Senators followed the same script