John Peck is on an absolute tear, and the Erie SeaWolves are riding that wave of momentum. For the fourth consecutive game, Peck launched a home run, powering Erie to a dominant victory behind a trio of long balls and a bullpen that locked things down when it mattered most.

The SeaWolves came out swinging, plating five runs in the bottom of the first inning. Peyton Graham sparked the rally with a one-out single, then swiped his 13th base of the season to put himself in scoring position. From there, the offense unloaded, setting the tone for a day that would belong entirely to Erie.

But the real story is Peck. The slugger’s homer streak now spans four games, a stretch that has catapulted him into the conversation as one of the hottest hitters in the minors. His consistency at the plate has been a game-changer for the SeaWolves, giving the lineup a reliable power source that opposing pitchers simply can't contain.

While the offense stole the headlines, the bullpen deserves its share of credit. After the starter worked through the early innings, the relief corps stepped in and shut down the opposition, preserving the lead and ensuring the bats could keep adding on. It was a complete team effort, but Peck’s red-hot bat is the story everyone will be talking about.