Erie SeaWolves

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Erie SeaWolves
Founded in 1995
Erie, Pennsylvania
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Team Logo
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Cap Insignia
Class-level
  • Double-A (1999–Present)
  • Single-A (1995–1998)
Minor league affiliations

New York-Penn League (1995–1998)

Major league affiliations
Name
  • Erie SeaWolves (1995–Present)
Ballpark
Minor league titles
League titles
Division titles 1997, 1999, 2001, 2007
Owner(s)/Operated by: Mandalay Sports Entertainment
Manager: Chris Cron
General Manager: Greg Coleman

The Erie SeaWolves are a minor league baseball team based in Erie, Pennsylvania. The team, which plays in the Eastern League, is the Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers Major League Baseball club.

The SeaWolves play in Jerry Uht Park, located in downtown Erie; opened in 1995, it seats 6,000 fans. The team began play in 1995 in the Short-Season A New York - Penn League from 1995 to 1998 and served as a Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate. The began playing at the AA level in 1999 as an affiliate of the Anaheim Angels before switching to the Detroit Tigers in 2001.

The SeaWolves name refers to Erie's location along Lake Erie and the affilation with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Historically speaking, the term "sea wolf" was synonymous with "pirate": individuals who commit or practice piracy. The team colors are black and orange.

Prior to joining the Eastern League, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers were formed in their place and replaced them in the New York - Penn League while the SeaWolves moved up from Class Short-Season A to Double A and switching affiliates from the Pirates to the Angels. The SeaWolves kept its New York - Penn League past records and history. Previous minor league franchises in Erie with various affiliations played under the names Sailors, Orioles and Cardinals.

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[edit] Alumni

[edit] Eastern League history

[edit] Season results

Season Affiliation Manager Record
1999 Angels Garry Templeton 81–61, 1st place South
2000 Angels Don Wakamatsu 47–94, 6th place South
2001 Tigers Luis Pujols 84–58, 1st place South
2002 Tigers Kevin Bradshaw 52–89, 6th place South
2003 Tigers Kevin Bradshaw 72–70, 3rd place South
2004 Tigers Rick Sweet 80–62, 2nd place South
2005 Tigers Duffy Dyer 63–79, 6th place South
2006 Tigers Duffy Dyer 60–81, 6th place South
2007 Tigers Matt Walbeck 81–59, 1st place South
2008 Tigers Tom Brookens 68–74, 4th place South
2009 Tigers Tom Brookens 71-70, 4th place South
2010 Tigers Phil Nevin 66-76, 6th place West
2011 Tigers Chris Cron 67-75, 5th place West

[edit] Postseason results

[edit] New York-Penn League history

[edit] Season results

Season Affiliation Manager Record
1995 Pirates Scott Little 34-41, 3rd place Stedler
1996 Pirates Jeff Richardson 30-46, 4th place Stedler
1997 Pirates Marty Brown 50-26, 1st place Stedler
1998 Pirates Tracy Woodson 26-50, 4th place Stedler

[edit] Postseason results

[edit] Mascot

C. Wolf with students at an Erie-area elementary school.

The Erie SeaWolves' official mascot is an anthropomorphic, grey canidae named C. Wolf. He wears the team's official home jersey with pirate hat, orange and white bandanna, and eye patch. During the SeaWolves home games, C. Wolf is generally presented with the song, Hungry Like The Wolf, by Duran Duran.

[edit] Current roster

Erie SeaWolves roster
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Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

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Injury icon 2.svg 7-day disabled list
* On Detroit Tigers 40-man roster
∞ Reserve list
§ Suspended list
‡ Restricted list
# Rehab assignment
Roster updated November 18, 2011
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