The SeaWolves (9-8, 54-32 overall) dropped a third straight game to Harrisburg (7-10, 41-45), in a 5-2 loss on Saturday. Carlos Peña struck out the first two Senators hitters in the second inning before his command faltered. He walked Delino DeShields Jr., Matt Suggs, and Viandel Peña consecutively to load

The SeaWolves (9-7, 54-31 overall) fell to Harrisburg (6-10, 40-45), 4-3, in 10 innings on Friday. Erie took the lead in the third inning when Thayron Liranzo slugged a solo homer, his 10th of the season, against Hyun-il Choi, making it 1-0. Jim Jarvis drove a solo homer, his second

The SeaWolves (9-6, 54-30 overall) managed just one hit in a 4-0 loss to Harrisburg (5-10, 39-45) on Thursday. Kenny Serwa allowed a two-out, RBI triple to Cayden Wallace in the third inning, giving Harrisburg a 1-0 lead. In the fifth, Harrisburg loaded the bases with nobody out again Serwa.

The SeaWolves (9-5, 54-29 overall) made it five straight wins with a rain-shortened, 3-2 win over Harrisburg (4-10, 38-45) in five innings. In the second inning, Chris Meyers drove a two-run home run, his seventh, to give Erie a 2-0 lead against Harrisburg starter Kyle Luckham. In the bottom of

The SeaWolves (8-5, 53-29 overall) took the opening game of the series with a 4-1 win over Harrisburg (4-9, 38-44). Max Clark, Kevin McGonigle, and Josue Briceño all had at least one hit in their Double-A debuts. Erie fell behind early. Seaver King led off the bottom of the first

The SeaWolves (6-5, 51-29 overall) used a five-run frame to beat Akron (7-4, 50-29) 8-4 on Saturday. Thayron Liranzo, celebrating his 22nd birthday, opened the fourth inning with a solo home run against Trenton Denholm to give Erie a 1-0 lead. Max Anderson followed with a single and Jake Holton

The SeaWolves (5-5, 50-29 overall) won via shutout for the 13th time this season as they beat Akron (7-3, 50-28) 2-0 on July Fourth. Erie got an early run in the first against Dylan DeLucia when Chris Meyers hit a sacrifice fly to score Carlos Mendoza, who began the game

The SeaWolves (4-5, 49-29 overall) fell 7-3 to Akron (7-2, 50-27) on Thursday. UPMC Park had a season-high in attendance with a sellout crowd of 6,797. Akron struck for an early run when Cooper Ingle led off the first inning with a double against Austin Bergner and scored on Angel

The SeaWolves (4-4, 49-28 overall) fell 6-5 to Akron (6-2, 49-27) despite a pair of homers from Chris Meyers. Akron took an early lead when Joe Lampe belted a solo homer against Garrett Burhenn in the second inning. Akron starter Tommy Mace issued a two-out walk to Max Anderson in

The SeaWolves (4-3, 49-27 overall) fell 6-2 in the series opener against Akron (5-2, 48-27). Akron took an early lead when Cameron Barstad slugged a two-out, two-run homer against Carlos Peña in the second inning to make it 2-0. Erie broke through in the fifth against Akron reliever Zach Jacobs.

The SeaWolves announce today that their July 3 Independence Day celebration game against the Akron RubberDucks (Cleveland Guardians) is now limited to single seats in the seating bowl and standing room only viewing areas. Standing Room Only tickets grant fans entry into UPMC Park to non-reserved viewing areas including Celebration

The Erie SeaWolves, Double-A Affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, are pleased to introduce the team’s newest alternate identity, the Erie Moon Mammoths. The SeaWolves were selected by renowned comedian John Oliver and his creative team at HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, following a lighthearted segment which offered a

The SeaWolves (4-2, 49-26 overall) earned a series win with a 9-1 win over Somerset (2-4, 37-38 overall) Sunday. In the first inning, Trei Cruz and Thayron Liranzo had consecutive singles to start the game. After Jake Holton drew a walk to load the bases against Trystan Vrieling, Justice Bigbie

The SeaWolves (3-2, 48-26 overall) fell to Somerset (2-3, 37-37 overall) 7-3 on Saturday. In the first inning, Trei Cruz walked and stole both second and third base against Somerset starter Ben Shields. Max Anderson hit an RBI single to score Cruz and give Erie a 1-0 lead. Kenny Serwa

The SeaWolves (3-1, 48-25 overall) took down Somerset (1-3, 36-37 overall) 6-2 on Friday. In the first inning, Jim Jarvis led off with a double against Somerset starter Trent Sellers. With one out, Jake Holton hit an RBI single to score Jarvis and give Erie a 1-0 lead. Andrew Magno

The SeaWolves (2-1, 47-25 overall) fell 4-3 in 10 innings to Somerset (1-2, 36-36 overall) on Thursday. The game began with a 57-minute rain delay. In the bottom of the first inning, Rafael Flores hit a one-out double against Erie starter Austin Bergner, which sent Spencer Jones from first to

The SeaWolves (2-0, 47-24 overall) drew 10 walks and took down Somerset (0-2, 35-36 overall) 9-3 on Wednesday. In the bottom of the first inning, George Lombard Jr. hit a one-out double against Erie starter Garrett Burhenn. With two out, Rafael Flores hit an RBI single to make it 1-0

The SeaWolves have announced that 2025 Eastern League Playoff tickets are on sale now. The SeaWolves have clinched a playoff berth for a team-record fourth season in a row, becoming only one of 17 franchises since 1923 to make the playoffs in four or more consecutive seasons. By winning the

The SeaWolves (1-0, 46-24 overall) took down Somerset (0-1, 35-35 overall) 12-5 in the first game of the second half. In the first, Jake Holton slugged an RBI double against rehabbing Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman. It scored Eduardo Valencia to give Erie a 1-0 lead. In the third, Max Anderson

The SeaWolves (45-24) fell 12-4 to Chesapeake (31-36) in the final game of the first half. Enrique Bradfield Jr. started the first inning with a single against SeaWolves starter Kenny Serwa. Reed Trimble followed with a single. On the play, Brady Allen made a fielding error in center that allowed

The SeaWolves (45-23) shut out Chesapeake (30-36) 2-0 and clinched their fourth consecutive playoff berth. With Erie’s win and Akron’s loss in Portland, the SeaWolves clinched a first-half championship in the Eastern League’s southwest division. Jake Holton drove in the first run of the game with a two-out RBI single

The SeaWolves (44-23) fell in 11 innings, 6-5, to Chesapeake (30-35) 6-4 on Friday. In the first inning, Enrique Bradfield Jr. led off the game with a double against Garrett Burhenn. He scored on Silas Ardoin’s two-out single, making it 1-0 Baysox. Erie got the game even in the third

The SeaWolves (44-22) came from behind to beat Chesapeake (29-35) 6-4 on Thursday. After a one-hour and 26-minute rain delay before the beginning of the game, Trei Cruz led off the first inning with a walk against Baysox starter Nestor German. Max Anderson followed with an RBI triple to give

The Erie SeaWolves have announced the following changes to the team’s 2025 promotional calendar. TARIK SKUBAL BOBBLEHEAD GIVEAWAY Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Tarik Skubal bobblehead giveaway presented by UPMC Hamot, has been moved from Saturday, July 19 to Saturday, September 13. The bobblehead giveaway is for the first 1,000

The SeaWolves (42-22) kicked off the series with Chesapeake (29-33) with a 6-1 win on Tuesday. In the first inning, Trei Cruz led off with a triple against Baysox starter Blake Money. Max Anderson hit an RBI double, giving Erie a 1-0 lead. In the third inning, Jim Jarvis led