SeaWolves unveil initial roster ahead of opening day
The Erie SeaWolves, the double-A affiliate of the MLB's Detroit Tigers, released its initial roster ahead of the team's 2025 opening day (Friday, April 4th at 6:05 pm at UPMC Park).
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The SeaWolves kick off the 2025 season on Friday, April 4 at 6:05 p.m. against the Harrisburg Senators (Washington Nationals).
Before the game, the club will raise their 2024 Eastern League Championship banner as they begin their back-to-back title defense.
The first 1,000 fans will receive a 30th Season SeaWolves lapel pin.
The UPMC Park Stadium Club will also feature a specialty Fish Fry buffet menu on Opening Night. Details are available at SeaWolves.com.
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