The SeaWolves (60-45) demolished New Hampshire (43-61) 19-1 to earn a series win over the Fisher Cats. Erie got off to a quick start against Fisher Cats starter Abdiel Mendoza when Gage Workman clobbered a two-run homer in the first inning. Austin Murr led off the third inning with a

The SeaWolves (59-45) and New Hampshire (43-60) split a doubleheader on Saturday, as Erie won the first game 10-4 before being shut out in game two, 3-0. Erie mashed 16 hits in a 10-4 victory in the first game. The SeaWolves fell behind early when Troy Melton allowed a first-inning

The SeaWolves (58-44) could not hold a late lead in a 5-4 loss to New Hampshire (42-59). Erie took the lead in the fourth inning when Trei Cruz notched a sacrifice fly against Fisher Cats starter Nick Fraze. Jackson Jobe started for Erie and began his day with five scoreless

The SeaWolves (58-43) outlasted New Hampshire (41-59) with a 12-8 win in 12 innings on Tuesday. Erie got off to a quick start in the first inning against Fisher Cats starter Devereaux Harrison. Carlos Mendoza began the game with a sharp double. Two batters later, Gage Workman clobbered a two-run

The SeaWolves (57-43) snapped a five-game losing streak and salvaged the series against Portland (56-44) with a 5-3 win on Sunday. Portland took the early lead against Garrett Burhenn in the second inning. Luis Ravelo notched an RBI single before Corey Rosier’s sacrifice fly, giving Portland a 2-0 lead. Erie

The SeaWolves (56-43) dropped a fifth straight game to Portland (56-43) with a 5-3 loss. Portland has won nine consecutive games. Blaze Jordan connected on a two-run home run against Erie starter Troy Melton in the first inning, giving Portland a 2-0 lead. Erie got on the scoreboard in the

The SeaWolves (56-42) dropped a fourth straight game to Portland (55-43) with an 8-5 loss. Portland has won eight consecutive games. Erie took an early lead in the second inning when Liam Hicks scored Jake Holton on an RBI single against Portland starter Hunter Dobbins. It was Hicks’ first hit

The SeaWolves (56-41) were walked off by Portland (54-43) 6-5 in 10 innings for the second time in three innings. Jackson Jobe started for Erie and struggled early. Jobe allowed three singles in the first inning, with RBI singles from Alex Binelas and Elih Marrero giving Portland a 2-0 lead.

Despite a pair of early Erie home runs, the SeaWolves (56-40) fell to Portland (53-43) on Wednesday, 9-3. Roman Anthony began the action early for Portland when he connected on a leadoff home run against Erie starter Wilkel Hernandez in the first inning. Erie answered in the second inning against

The SeaWolves (56-39) fell in 10 innings, 6-5, to Portland (52-43) in the series opener. Portland struck first in the third inning against Erie starter Garrett Burhenn. Tyler McDonough clobbered a solo home run to give the Sea Dogs a 1-0 lead. Erie fought back to take the lead in

The SeaWolves (56-38) clinched a tie in the season series against Altoona (40-56) with a 5-2 win on Sunday. Altoona starter Hunter Barco departed due to injury after Jake Holton’s leadoff single in the second inning. Emmanuel Chapman entered and allowed a single to Eliezer Alfonzo and a walk to

The SeaWolves (55-38) clinched a series victory over Altoona (40-55) with a 5-1 win on Saturday. Erie jumped on Altoona starter Bubba Chandler early. Carlos Mendoza began Erie’s first inning with a walk. Trei Cruz followed with a single. Gage Workman tripled to score both runners, giving Erie a 2-0

The SeaWolves (54-38) lost their five-game winning streak as Altoona (40-54) scored a pair of late runs to beat Erie 3-1. The win also snapped Altoona’s six-game losing streak. Jackson Jobe started for Erie. He surrendered a solo home run to Carter Bins in the second inning, giving Altoona a

The SeaWolves (54-37) forced extra innings and walked off Altoona (39-54) in the 10th inning, 5-4. Erie has now won five games in a row and Altoona has lost six straight. Altoona scored quickly in the first inning. Tsung-Che Cheng began the game by hitting a soft ground ball to

The SeaWolves (53-37) secured a fourth consecutive win with a 5-2 victory over Altoona (39-53). Erie opened the scoring in the second inning when Ben Malgeri blasted a two-run homer against Altoona starter Drake Fellows, giving Erie a 2-0 lead. Malgeri homered in consecutive at bats dating back to Tuesday

The SeaWolves (52-37) extended their winning streak to three games with an 8-6 win over Altoona (39-52), which snapped a four-game losing streak against the Curve. Altoona scored early against Erie starter Troy Melton. Abrahan Gutierrez singled home the first run of the game in the first inning. Melton struck

The SeaWolves (51-37) won 6-3 on Sunday to clinch a series victory over Binghamton (47-40). Erie scored first against Binghamton starter Brandon Sproat in the third inning. Julio Rodriguez led off the inning with a single and advanced to third on Ben Malgeri’s double. A wild pitch scored Rodriguez, making

Four SeaWolves (50-37) pitchers combined to no-hit Binghamton (47-39) in a 3-0 win on Saturday. Jackson Jobe threw the first six innings. He allowed two walks and struck out five without allowing a hit. Jake Higginbotham and Matt Seelinger each threw perfect innings of relief. Garrett Hill walked a batter

The SeaWolves (49-37) lost the opener against Binghamton (47-38) 6-4 on Matt Rudick’s walk-off home run. Erie struck for an early run on Jake Holton’s first-inning RBI single against Rumble Ponies starter Joander Suarez. Binghamton tied it in the first when Ryan Clifford blasted a solo home run against Erie

The SeaWolves (49-36) clinched a series win over Somerset (43-44) with a 6-1 win on Sunday. The game began in a rain delay of an hour and 16 minutes. Erie starter Garrett Burhenn began his day with three hitless innings. Elijah Dunham led off the fourth inning with a solo

The SeaWolves (48-36) could not erase an early deficit in a 10-3 loss to Somerset (43-43). Carlos Mendoza’s throwing error in the second inning opened the floodgates for Somerset against Erie starter Wilkel Hernandez. Ben Cowles’ two-out RBI double scored Aaron Palensky, who had reached on the error with one

The SeaWolves (48-35) rode a pair of clutch home runs to a 7-1 win over Somerset (42-43). Somerset starter Bailey Dees struggled out of the gate in the first inning. He walked the first three hitters to load the bases with no outs. He then struck out Jake Holton and

Jackson Jobe earned his first Double-A win as Erie (47-35) shut out Somerset (42-42) 6-0. In his second start off of the Injured List, Jobe tossed five shutout frames. He allowed two hits and walked three. Jobe tied a season-high with eight strikeouts. Erie scored first in the third inning

A five-run third inning propelled Somerset (42-41) past Erie (46-35) in a 9-3 SeaWolves loss. Erie starter Carlos Peña opened his outing with two straight scoreless innings. In the third, Somerset loaded the bases on two hits and a walk. Tyler Hardman blooped a single to right which scored one

Erie (46-34) opened the series with Somerset (41-41) with a 5-4 win on Tuesday. The SeaWolves opened the game with hot bats against Somerset starter Zach Messinger. With two out, Jake Holton singled and stole second. Chris Meyers then singled to left, scoring Holton to give Erie a 1-0 lead.