Erie Seawolves

The SeaWolves lost a close game to the Reading Fightin Phils on Friday night at UPMC Park. After a rain shower forced a delayed start, Erie only collected four hits in the seven inning contest and lost 2-1. After a 2:10 rain delay to start the day, Erie once again struck first. Andre Lipcius opened

Erie outlasted rain and the Reading Fightin Phils on Thursday night to win their second straight win. Josh Lester slugged a three-run home run, and John Valente went 2-for-3 with a run driven in to help secure the 5-3 win. The game was delayed for a surprise rain shower in the fourth inning, but Erie

The SeaWolves rebounded with a win against the Reading Fightin Phils on Wednesday at UPMC Park to even up their six game series at one game each. Spencer Torkelson hit a two run home run in the first inning, John Valente drove in a run in the seventh to help the 3-2 win. Erie reestablished

The SeaWolves dropped the opener of their series with the Reading Fightin Phils on a rainy Tuesday night at UPMC Park. After Reading hit a pair of home runs over the first two innings, Erie was never able to recover and fell 9-3. Joey Wentz stretched out in his second start with Erie, tossing 4.2

The SeaWolves extended their winning streak to four games on Sunday afternoon, rolling past the Akron Rubber Ducks 8-4. Erie scored four runs in the first inning and again in the fifth inning to take the series finale. After losing the first three games of the seven-game series, Erie still held on to win the

The SeaWolves won their third straight game on Saturday night, scoring early and often against the Akron RubberDucks on the way to a 10-5 win. A.J. Ladwig picked up his third save, while Josh Lester went 3-for-4 at the plate with a pair of runs driven in. The SeaWolves kept their trend of first-inning offense

The SeaWolves pulled off a tight win on Friday night against the Akron RubberDucks. Dillon Dingler hit a two-run home run in the top of the first inning, the only runs Erie scored in the game. Chance Kirby tossed six innings while only allowing one run to earn his first win in Double-A, as Erie

The SeaWolves held on late on Thursday night to take the fourth game of their series with the Akron RubberDucks 9-7. Erie lead by four runs midway through the game, but needed two runs in the top of the ninth inning to break a 7-7 tie and win. The win snapped the ‘Wolves three game

Erie was swept in a doubleheader for the first time this season, dropping a twin bill to Akron on Wednesday. Akron took the first game 4-2, and the second game 6-4 GAME ONE Joey Wentz got the start for Erie, his first since 2019 after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Wentz only dealt two innings against

The SeaWolves were shut out for the fourth time this season, dropping the first game of their seven game series with Akron, 3-0. Erie stranded seven runners on base on the night, including four at third base. The bullpen staff was tasked with seven innings of work on short notice, and struck out seven batters

The SeaWolves celebrated Father’s Day at UPMC Park with a win against the Altoona Curve to finish their six game series. A.J. Ladwig tossed five innings to earn the win for Erie, while Kerry Carpenter drove in three runs at the plate, and Spencer Torkelson hit his second home run in Double-A to highlight the

The SeaWolves could not hold an early four run lead against the Altoona Curve on Saturday night at UPMC Park. Altoona scored six runs after the fifth inning to take the game, 8-7. Chance Kirby struck out four batters in his Double-A debut, and Riley Greene fell a single short of the cycle in the

The SeaWolves broke through late against the Altoona Curve on Friday night at UPMC Park, winning the fourth game of their series 4-2. Spencer Torkelson blasted his first Double-A home run in the game, a pivotal two-run shot to left field in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie. Altoona scored in the first inning

Erie dropped their second consecutive game to Altoona Curve on Thursday night at UPMC Park. After Altoona plated four runs in the top of the first inning, Erie fought back to take a brief 7-5 lead in the fifth, but Altoona pushed ahead with three runs in the sixth to win 8-7. The two sides

The SeaWolves suffered a tough setback on Wednesday night at UPMC Park, dropping the second game of their series with the Altoona Curve 4-2. Erie held a 2-1 lead going into the seventh inning, but Altoona tagged reliever Max Green for three runs in the frame to take the contest. Spencer Torkelson collected two hits

The SeaWolves collected their fourth walk off win of the season on Tuesday night, taking the first game of their series with the Altoona Curve, 4-3. The ‘Wolves scored the tying and winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to earn the victory. Erie struck first on the night against

The SeaWolves were shutout for the third time this season, coming up empty in their series finale with the Somerset Patriots. Janson Junk tossed six scoreless innings for Somerset, leading the way for a 2-0 final. Max Green started a bullpen day for the pitching staff, his first start since he pitched in high school.

The SeaWolves shutout the Somerset Patriots on a great Saturday night at UPMC Park. John Valente drove in three runs and Pedro Payano tossed six scoreless innings to secure the series for Erie. Payano’s six scoreless innings extended his scoreless streak to 14 innings overall. Somerset applied pressure early in the game with runners at

The SeaWolves tried for another comeback win on Friday night, but could not break through against the Somerset Patriots, dropping their first game of the series 5-2. Each side scored two runs in the first inning, but a three-run home run by Olvier Dunn in the fourth inning made the difference. Elvin Rodriguez had a

Erie overcame another deficit against the Somerset Patriots on Thursday night, this time rallying late to walk off in the tenth inning. Dylan Rosa singled home Kerry Carpenter in the first extra-inning of the season to give Erie the 3-2 win. Paul Richan logged his longest start of the season, Erie overcame another deficit against