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

The SeaWolves (13-6) took down Harrisburg (8-11) 8-5 in a rain-shortened game thanks to three eighth-inning runs. Harrisburg scored first in the second inning against Erie starter Jake Miller. Nick Schnell and Cortland Lawson hit consecutive two-out doubles, giving the Senators a 1-0 lead. Erie responded with five runs against

One big inning snapped the SeaWolves (12-6) four-game winning streak, as Senators (8-10) won 4-2 on Thursday. After SeaWolves starter Jaden Hamm retired the first seven batters he faced, Maxwell Romero Jr. blasted a solo homer to give Harrisburg a 1-0 lead in the third. A walk to Phillip Glasser

The SeaWolves (12-5) beat the Senators (7-10) 10-3 to win a fourth straight. Erie plated three two-out runs in the third inning against Jarlin Susana. Carlos Mendoza, Justice Bigbie, and Eliezer Alfonzo all had RBI singles, giving Erie a 3-0 lead. Troy Melton struggled to hold the lead in the

The SeaWolves (11-5) kicked off their series in Harrisburg with a 6-2 win over the Senators (7-9). Erie faced rehabbing Nationals right-hander Michael Soroka. In the third inning, Max Anderson clobbered a two-run home run, giving Erie a 2-0 lead SeaWolves starter Joseph Montalvo did not need any additional support.

The SeaWolves (10-5) earned a series victory with a 5-1 win over Akron (9-6). Akron pushed across an early run in the third inning against Erie starter Garrett Burhenn. Cooper Ingle hit an RBI single with two out and a runner on second to make it 1-0. Akron starter Rodney

The SeaWolves (8-5) and Akron (9-4) combined to slug seven home runs as the RubberDucks defeated Erie 9-6. Akron started quickly against Erie starter Jaden Hamm. After a leadoff single by Travis Bazzana, Cooper Ingle blasted a two-run home run. Kahlil Watson followed with a solo home run, giving Akron

The SeaWolves (8-4) rallied late but fell to Akron (8-4), 6-3. Akron plated five runs against Erie starter Austin Bergner in the third inning. Alex Mooney began the inning with a double and scored on Travis Bazzana’s RBI single, making it 1-0. Later in the frame, with the bases loaded

The SeaWolves (8-3) shut out Akron (7-4), 4-0, to extend Erie’s winning streak to three games. Erie got a first-inning run against Akron starter Tommy Mace. Mace walked Trei Cruz and Max Anderson to begin the first. Later in the frame, Justice Bigbie slashed an RBI single, giving Erie a

The SeaWolves (7-3) rode an eight-run inning to a series-opening, 8-7 win over Akron (7-3). Akron knocked out Erie starter Joseph Montalvo in the first inning. With the bases loaded and one out, Jorge Burgos hit a sacrifice fly to give Akron an early 1-0 lead. After Joe Lampe walked,

The SeaWolves have released details for Easter Weekend festivities including an Easter Egg Hunt, presented by Romolo Chocolates, and an Easter Sunday worship service. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 – SEAWOLVES V. AKRON RUBBERDUCKS (CLEVELAND GUARDIANS) GATES OPEN: 12:30 P.M. | FIRST PITCH: 1:35 P.M. The first 1,000 fans in attendance on

The SeaWolves (6-3) secured a series split with a 1-0 win over Chesapeake (5-4) on Sunday. In the fourth inning, Carlos Mendoza walked to begin the frame and advanced to third base on a pair of wild pitches. Justice Bigbie drove him home with an RBI single, giving Erie a