The Erie Moon Mammoths announced some tasty treats you’ll be seeing at Saturday night’s game. Through a post on their ...

As the Erie SeaWolves transform into the Erie Moon Mammoths, the food and beverage team are whipping up some special items.

On Saturday night, the comedian and host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” saw his latest crazy creation set out into the world as ...

George Moon has to be the only person in history who scuba dove and discovered … a Minor League Baseball team. It was 34 years ago this summer. Moon, a resident of nearby Summit Township, was explorin ...

Erie resident George Moon, the man partially responsible for the Erie Moon Mammoths rebranding, was honored before Saturday's ...

Follow GoErie.com for coverage of the first Erie Moon Mammoths game and promotional events for the temporarily rebranded SeaWolves at UPMC Park.

Mayor Joe Schember has declared July 19, 2025, as Moon Mammoth Day in honor of Oliver’s visit for the baseball game.

How the Erie Moon Mammoths came to be: Inside the ‘Last Week Tonight’ rebrand of SeaWolves Here’s what we know so far about the new giant purple mammoth.

Meet the Erie Moon Mammoths. Oliver’s team chose the name based off a 2012 news clip from local Susquehanna Valley news station WGAL discussing the Moon Mammoth for National Fossil Day.

The Erie Moon Mammoths (also known as the Erie SeaWolves) are the product of a rebrand promotion from the "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" show.

What is a Moon Mammoth? The 2012 report on News 8 Today was following up on the 1991 discovery of a fragile collection of bones from an extinct woolly mammoth found in Lake Pleasant, near Erie.