2026 Printable Schedule The back-to-back Eastern League Champion Erie SeaWolves today released their 2026 game dates and opponents. The SeaWolves open the 2026 season on Friday, April 3 against the Richmond Flying Squirrels (San Francisco Giants) at UPMC Park. The 2026 schedule includes 138 total games, with 69 home games

The SeaWolves (1-2) fell 8-2 to Binghamton (2-1) on Wednesday, falling in the finale of the Eastern League Championship Series. Binghamton clinched its fourth Eastern League title in franchise history. The Rumble Ponies jumped out to an early lead on a pair of two-out, RBI singles in the first from

The SeaWolves (1-1) could not complete a comeback as they fell to Binghamton (1-1) 5-4 on Tuesday in game two of the best-of-three Eastern League Championship Series. The loss sets up a winner-take-all third game on Wednesday at 6:35 p.m. Binghamton was first to the scoreboard on Tuesday. Wyatt Young

The SeaWolves (1-0) bashed Binghamton (0-1) by a 14-5 score on Sunday, taking a 1-0 series advantage in the best-of-three Eastern League Championship Series. The SeaWolves wasted nearly no time before scoring in the first inning. John Peck singled against R.J. Gordon with one out before Kevin McGonigle mashed a

The SeaWolves (2-1) defeated Altoona (1-2) by a 3-1 decision in the deciding third game of the Southwest Division Series, advancing to a fourth consecutive Eastern League Championship Series. Erie will open the Eastern League Championship Series with Binghamton (New York Mets) on Sunday, in Binghamton, at 4:05 p.m. Altoona

The SeaWolves (1-1) forced a decisive third game of the Eastern League Division Series with a 6-1 win over Altoona (1-1) on Thursday. Erie jumped ahead in the first inning against Antwone Kelly. John Peck slugged a double and advanced to third with two out on a wild pitch. Jake

The SeaWolves (0-1) fell in game one of the Eastern League Southwest Division Series to Altoona (1-0) by an 11-5 decision. Altoona jumped ahead early when Esmerlyn Valdez lined a solo homer to right against Garrett Burhenn in the second, making it 1-0. Erie responded against Wilber Dotel in the

The SeaWolves (39-30, 84-54 overall), finished the regular season with a 7-5 win over Altoona (39-30, 69-68) on Sunday. With the win, Erie won the second half championship in the Eastern League’s Southwest Divsion. Erie won both halves for the first time in franchise history. Altoona jumped out to an

The SeaWolves (38-30, 83-54 overall), playing as the Erie Moon Mammoths, earned their eighth walk-off victory of the season in a 3-2 decision over Altoona (39-29, 69-67) on Saturday. Austin Bergner started for Erie. Nick Cimillo doubled to begin the second inning. Walks to Termarr Johnson and Derek Berg loaded

The SeaWolves (37-30, 82-54 overall), playing as the Erie Moon Mammoths, rode a trio of home runs to an 8-4 win over Altoona (39-28, 69-66) on Friday. With the victory, the SeaWolves clinched the best regular-season winning percentage in franchise history. Altoona broke onto the scoreboard in the second inning.

The SeaWolves (36-30, 81-54 overall) rebounded to beat Altoona (39-27, 69-65 overall) by a 3-1 score on Thursday. Erie broke through in the third against Wilber Dotel. Danny Serretti drew a leadoff walk and advanced to third on Seth Stephenson’s groundball double down the left-field line. John Peck chopped an

The SeaWolves (35-30, 80-54 overall) fell, 11-2, to Altoona (39-26, 69-64) on Wednesday. Travis Kuhn (L, 2-1) opened for Erie and ran into trouble in the first. Duce Gourson had a one-out single, stole second, and scored on a single from Esmerlyn Valdez to make it 1-0. Garrett Burhenn pitched

The SeaWolves (35-29, 80-53 overall) won their fourth game in a row in the opening game of the series against Altoona (38-26, 69-64) with a 6-1 win on Tuesday. Erie loaded the bases with two out in the second inning against Po-Yu Chen (L, 4-11). John Peck and Justice Bigbie

The SeaWolves (34-29, 79-53 overall) took down Portland (29-33, 63-66 overall) 5-0 on Sunday, clinching a series win. The SeaWolves shut out an opponent for the 17th time this season, a franchise record. Erie won 10 of 12 on their trip to New Hampshire and Portland. The game was delayed

The SeaWolves (33-29, 78-53 overall) took down Portland (29-32, 63-65 overall) with an 8-3 win on Saturday. The game was delayed by rain for one hour and 43 minutes before the start. In the start, Sea Dogs starter Caleb Bolden hit Thayron Liranzo with a pitch before allowing a two-run

The Erie SeaWolves (76-53) dropped Thursday night’s tilt against the Portland Sea Dogs (63-63) by a 13-2 final at Hadlock Field. Despite the loss, Erie has won seven of the team’s past nine games. Portland opened the scoring in the bottom of the first when Marvin Alcantara reached on an

The SeaWolves (31-28, 76-52 overall) evened up the series with Portland (28-30, 62-63 overall) with a 10-4 win on Wednesday. Erie scored first, plating a pair in the first inning against Eduardo Rivera (L, 1-5) on a two-run blast by John Peck. Peck’s first Double-A homer made it 2-0 Erie.

The SeaWolves’ (30-28, 75-52 overall) six-game winning streak ended on Tuesday as Erie fell to Portland (28-29, 62-62 overall) 8-1. Portland grabbed the early lead when Ronald Rosario smashed a two-out, two-run homer against Andrew Sears, making it 2-0. In the third, Ahbram Liendo led off with a single and

The SeaWolves (30-27, 75-51 overall) finished off their first six-game sweep of the season by defeating New Hampshire (21-35, 50-75 overall) with a 4-2 win on Sunday. Erie grabbed an early lead when Kevin McGonigle smacked his ninth SeaWolves homer, a two-run shot against Alex Amalfi, in the first inning.

The SeaWolves (29-27, 74-51 overall) won a fifth straight over New Hampshire (21-34, 50-74 overall) with a 7-2 win on Saturday. Erie grabbed the lead in the second inning against Bobby Milacki. Jake Holton led off with a double. Ben Malgeri followed with a double, scoring Holton to make it

The SeaWolves (28-27, 73-51 overall) made it four straight wins over New Hampshire (21-33, 50-73 overall) with a 4-3 win on Friday. The game was delayed for one hour and 16 minutes during the top of the third inning. Erie trailed early as New Hampshire scored three in the first

The SeaWolves (27-27, 72-51 overall) made it three straight wins over New Hampshire (21-32, 50-72 overall) with a 10-2 win on Thursday. Jackson Hornung blasted a solo homer in the second inning against Erie starter Max Alba, giving New Hampshire a 1-0 lead. In the third inning, Erie broke through

The SeaWolves (26-27, 71-51 overall) earned a second straight one-run win over New Hampshire (21-31, 50-71 overall) with a 3-2 win on Wednesday. Cade Doughty broke a scoreless tie in the fourth when he hit a two-run homer with two out against Erie starter Andrew Sears. Sears was otherwise exceptional

The SeaWolves (25-27, 70-51 overall) snapped a two-game skid with a 4-3, 11-inning win over New Hampshire (21-30, 50-70 overall) in the series opener on Tuesday. Erie fell behind in the third inning. Charles McAdoo hit a one-out double against Jaden Hamm, who then walked Je’Von Ward. Jackson Hornung hit