Showing posts with label SeaWolves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SeaWolves. Show all posts
August 31, 2014
Moya Grabs Home Run Franchise Record
The SeaWolves have something to be proud of lately as the franchise home run record was broken during the 20th anniversary season. Steve Moya, a sure fire Tigers prospect has won over a lot of fans during his short tenure in the organization. You can check out the video here of the historic play at Akron, OH.
[Official Seawolves Website]
April 01, 2014
November 15, 2011
Justin Verlander Earns Unanimous 2011 AL Cy Young Award
Justin Verlander has been named unanimous 2011 American League Cy Young.
NY Times
August 05, 2011
Bryce Harper Hype at Uht Park
I'm really glad that the Erie SeaWolves are promoting the League's talent that are spending time developing.
Just like the home opener with Jacob Turner, it's somewhat of a historic appearance of Harper in the Erie ballpark. I hope that this could reach out and bring attention to the Eastern League division rivals.

Just like the home opener with Jacob Turner, it's somewhat of a historic appearance of Harper in the Erie ballpark. I hope that this could reach out and bring attention to the Eastern League division rivals.
Labels:
Erie,
Harrisburg,
Jerry Uht Park,
prospects,
SeaWolves,
Senators
October 04, 2010
Detroit Tigers Renew Erie SeaWolves
Fantastic news Erie baseball fans! It was just announced that the Erie SeaWolves have been once again renewed as the official AA minor league development team to the Detroit Tigers.
"We are very pleased to make this announcement today," SeaWolves Team President/General Manager John Frey said, "The Tigers have been a big part of the success of the SeaWolves for the past seven seasons and we look forward to continuing that relationship. A big part of the thanks also goes to Casey Wells and the entire ECCCA for their continued improvements to the ballpark and commitment to the club."The Erie SeaWolves have continued to be a mainstay in the Erie community as well as the surrounding cities. In my opinion, the city continues to support the team with their hard earned dollar and have had the privilege to see many major league players come through the development system.
Labels:
Detroit,
Erie,
Jerry Uht Park,
SeaWolves,
Tigers
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