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The SeaWolves announced today that the final homestand of the 2023 season is Fan Appreciation Week with an expanded slate of promotions. The SeaWolves host the Richmond Flying Squirrels (SF Giants) from September 12-17 at UPMC Park. Fans are reminded that the final homestand of the season is the last The SeaWolves announced today that

The SeaWolves came from behind to defeat Somerset in extras, 9-7. Erie jumped out to an early lead against Richard Fitts with a pair of runs in the second. Corey Joyce and Julio Rodriguez had two-out RBI singles. Jace Jung added a pair in the third inning on a two-run The SeaWolves came from behind

Erie brought the bats out to take the series from Altoona in a 13-5 win on Sunday. The SeaWolves put up six on Aaron Shortridge in the first inning. With two on, Chris Meyers plated the first run of the game on a groundout. After Erie loaded the bases with Erie brought the bats out

The SeaWolves walked off Altoona in 10 innings with a 3-2 win on Saturday. Erie struck for a pair of runs against Tyler Samaniego in the second inning. With two on, Ben Malgeri lined an RBI double to open the scoring. Danny Serretti plated another with a sacrifice fly to The SeaWolves walked off Altoona

Erie’s bullpen faltered on Friday as the SeaWolves fell to Altoona 6-3. Tyler Mattison opened for Erie and tossed a scoreless inning in the first. Austin Bergner followed him with two perfect frames out of the bullpen. Jake Higginbotham followed with two scoreless as well. Paul Skenes made his second Erie’s bullpen faltered on Friday

Late heroics from Luis Santana and Blake Holub secured a 4-3 win for Erie over Altoona. Erie jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the third inning on consecutive two-out doubles from Justice Bigbie and Jace Jung. Jung hit his RBI double off left-hander Anthony Solometo. In the fourth, the Late heroics from Luis Santana

The SeaWolves capitalized on 11 hits and eight Altoona walks to defeat the Curve 9-2 on Wednesday. Trei Cruz opened the first inning with a solo home run against Jackson Wolf to give Erie an instant 1-0 lead. In the second, Erie loaded the bases with one out. Jace Jung The SeaWolves capitalized on 11

Tuesday, August 29 vs. Altoona Curve (Pittsburgh Pirates) Gates Open: 5 p.m. | First Pitch: 6:05 p.m. The SeaWolves open a six-game series against their rivals, the Altoona Curve, Double-A Affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Kids Run the Bases After the Game All kids ages 12 & younger get to Tuesday, August 29 vs. Altoona

Erie rallied late to beat Bowie 5-4 on Sunday and earn a series split. Ty Madden pitched for Erie and began his day with four scoreless innings. He struck out eight over those first four innings without allowing a hit. Billy Cook opened the fifth inning against him with a Erie rallied late to beat

The SeaWolves were shut out for the second time in the series in a 3-0 loss to Bowie. Bowie got off to an instant lead in the first inning against Lael Lockhart. Dylan Beavers opened the game with a hustle double. Jackson Holliday followed with a double of his own The SeaWolves were shut out

The SeaWolves blasted three home runs in a 5-3 win over Bowie on Friday. Chris Meyers started the scoring early against Peter Van Loon. After Justice Bigbie singled, Meyers blasted a two-run homer to make it 2-0 Erie. Brant Hurter pitched well for Erie. He tossed five scoreless frames, allowing The SeaWolves blasted three home

Erie’s offense broke out and the SeaWolves outlasted Bowie, 12-10. Erie loaded the bases in the first inning with no outs on a walk and two singles against Brandon Young. Chris Meyers hit an RBI single to give Erie a 1-0 lead. Corey Joyce’s sacrifice fly made it 2-0. The Erie’s offense broke out and

Despite Justice Bigbie’s heroics, Erie fell in 10 innings to Bowie, 8-6. The SeaWolves scored first in the second inning. After a leadoff double by Chris Meyers, Corey Joyce drove him home with an RBI single to give Erie a 1-0 lead. In the third, Bigbie led off with a Despite Justice Bigbie’s heroics, Erie

Erie could not get the bats going in a series-opening 5-0 loss to Bowie. Bowie started the scoring in the second inning against Ty Madden. Donta’ Williams hit Bowie’s second double of the inning to drive home a run. They tacked on a pair of runs in the third inning Erie could not get the