Erie Seawolves

Erie snapped a 5-game losing streak with a series-opening 6-2 win over the Bowie Baysox. The SeaWolves started the scoring immediately. Andrew Navigato walked to lead off the game and Colt Keith followed with a two-run blast off Bowie starter Chayce McDermott. Later in the inning, Grant Witherspoon snuck a Erie snapped a 5-game losing

Erie dropped a second straight extra-inning game, falling for a fifth straight time to Portland, 6-2 in 10 innings. Erie grabbed an early lead when Diego Rincones scored Colt Keith with a two-out, first-inning single. The SeaWolves extended their lead in the fourth inning when Trei Cruz blasted a solo Erie dropped a second straight

Erie’s offense couldn’t outlast Portland as the Sea Dogs took down the SeaWolves 11-10 in 10 innings. Portland broke through first with a pair in the first off Erie starter Wilmer Flores. Flores gave up nothing else in his outing, allowing two runs on four hits with five strikeouts and Erie’s offense couldn’t outlast Portland

Portland scored 11 unanswered runs as they blew out Erie, 12-3 The Sea Dogs scored first with a first-inning solo home run hit by Tyler McDonough off Erie starter Sawyer Gipson-Long. The SeaWolves rebounded with a three-spot in the second inning against Portland starter Wyatt Olds. Trei Cruz doubled home Portland scored 11 unanswered runs

Erie’s offense sputtered again as they dropped a second straight to Portland, 4-1. Ty Madden started for Erie and got off to an excellent start by retiring the first five Sea Dogs with three strikeouts. Portland finally broke through against the Erie right-hander in the fourth inning. To begin the Erie’s offense sputtered again as

Erie’s bullpen faltered while its offense ran into the Portland buzzsaw in a 6-1 loss on Wednesday afternoon. The SeaWolves plated an early run in the first on Sea Dogs starter Shane Drohan. Grant Witherspoon singled, stole second base, and scored when Colt Keith reached on Christian Koss’ error. Brant Erie’s bullpen faltered while its

The SeaWolves improved to 5-0 in extra-innings play this season with their third walk-off win, defeating Portland 3-2 in 10 innings. Portland grabbed an early run against Erie starter Austin Bergner. Ceddanne Rafaela drove home a run on a ground out. Bergner threw the first three in a spot start, The SeaWolves improved to 5-0

The SeaWolves were down in the ninth inning to the Richmond Flying Squirrels and rallied, taking the series finale 6-5 on Sunday in extra innings. Both starting pitchers, Wilmer Flores for Erie and Landen Roupp, were strong out of the gate. Roupp worked three scoreless with a walk and six The SeaWolves were down in

The Erie bats went cold on Saturday night at The Diamond as they were shut out by the Richmond Flying Squirrels 2-0. Both starting pitchers were on point in their outings. Richmond’s Kai Wei Teng hurled four scoreless innings with no walks and eight strikeouts in a no-decision effort. Erie The Erie bats went cold

The SeaWolves snapped a three-game skid by taking down the Richmond Flying Squirrels, 4-3, on Friday night at The Diamond. The SeaWolves jumped ahead for the third time in the series in the top of the first inning. Colt Keith singled with one out off of Mason Black, extending his The SeaWolves snapped a three-game

The SeaWolves built a 6-1 lead on Thursday night against the Richmond Flying Squirrels, but the bullpen could not hold the advantage, surrendering nine runs in a 10-7 Erie loss at The Diamond. The SeaWolves took a lead in the top of the first inning when for the second time The SeaWolves built a 6-1

The SeaWolves are pleased to announce that the team hosted its best-attended Opening Week at UPMC Park since 2004, drawing 15,315 fans. It was the second-largest Opening Week since the franchise moved to Double-A in 1999. In 2004, the club drew 16,727 fans during its first six home games of The SeaWolves are pleased to

Sawyer Gipson-Long struck out nine Curve batters, a career-high at the Double-A level, as the SeaWolves won their second straight over Altoona, 7-3. Gipson-Long (2-1) was also the first Erie starting pitcher to complete five innings this season. He allowed three hits and one run and did not walk a Sawyer Gipson-Long struck out nine

The SeaWolves picked up their second come-from-behind, walk-off win of the series, beating Altoona 5-4 in 10 innings. Erie had to throw seven total pitchers to get through the ball game after Ty Madden lasted just one frame. The final five of those pitchers – Jake Higginbotham, Angel De Jesus, The SeaWolves picked up their

Erie dropped the fourth game with Altoona after a pair of critical late errors, 4-2. The SeaWolves led early, scoring first in the third inning. With two out and Grant Witherspoon on first, Diego Rincones dropped a bloop single into short center. Witherspoon motored around the bases to score. In Erie dropped the fourth game

Colt Keith played winner for the SeaWolves in a wild, 13-10, 10-inning win over Altoona. Keith’s walk-off three-run homer off Juan Minaya, his first Double-A home run, punctuated a seven-run 10th inning after Altoona pushed across four of their own in the top of the 10th. Keith got the opportunity Colt Keith played winner for

The SeaWolves tallied a season high in hits and runs scored but fell in a second-straight blowout loss to Altoona, 17-6. The Curve started early with an eight-run second inning. Six runs were charged to SeaWolves starter Wilmer Flores (0-1), who took the loss. He lasted just 1.2 innings, giving The SeaWolves tallied a season

The Erie SeaWolves dropped the home opener to the Altoona Curve, 9-1. Altoona rode the long ball to their first win of 2023. The Curve blasted three home runs, including consecutive home runs by Domingo Leyba and Matt Fraizer in a four-run second inning against Erie starter Sawyer Gipson-Long. Jacob The Erie SeaWolves dropped the

It took extra innings but the Erie SeaWolves took down the Akron RubberDucks on their way to a 3-2, 11-inning win. Ty Madden was the star in the first half of the game. Detroit’s #5 prospect mowed down 10 RubberDucks in four hitless innings. Madden allowed one baserunner, a third It took extra innings but

For the second straight night, walks played an important role at Canal Park in Akron. Tonight, the Erie SeaWolves lost to the RubberDucks, 6-4. The game featured 20 walks, 10 for each pitching staff, and three hit batters and three combined errors. The brightest spot for Erie was Detroit’s #23 For the second straight night,