Staff

Charles Garramone became the CEO and Managing Partner of the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs in 2025 and proudly serves as one of the organization’s majority owners. In partnership with fellow owner Byron Sackett, Charles is leading a dynamic new chapter for Blue Crabs baseball—one centered on fan experience, community connection, and long-term growth.

Charles has strong personal ties to the region. His father, a colonel in the U.S. Air Force, was stationed at Andrews Air Force Base, located just north of the ballpark. That connection fuels Charles’s passion for bringing people together through sports and creating a ballpark environment that feels like home for Southern Maryland families.

In addition to his role with the Blue Crabs, Charles is a minority owner of DC Power Football Club, a Division I professional women’s soccer team competing in the USL Super League. DC Power plays at Audi Field in Washington, D.C.—the shared home of D.C. United and the Washington Spirit.

Whether on the baseball diamond or the soccer pitch, Charles is committed to building organizations that elevate their communities, inspire pride, and deliver unforgettable fan experiences.

Byron Sackett serves as the Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner of the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, becoming a majority owner in 2025. Working closely with CEO Charles Garramone, Byron oversees the team’s day-to-day operations and ensures that every aspect of the organization runs efficiently—both on the field and behind the scenes.

With a strong emphasis on fan experience, community engagement, and organizational excellence, Byron is committed to transforming the ballpark into a vibrant entertainment destination for Charles County and the broader Southern Maryland region. His leadership is rooted in creating a welcoming, high-energy environment that brings people together and strengthens the team’s connection to its community.

As the Blue Crabs enter a new era of growth, Byron is excited to help guide the organization forward and elevate the standard of what fans can expect when they visit Regency Furniture Stadium.

Christian brings more than a decade of sports management experience to the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, with leadership roles at both the High Point Rockers and the Rockland Boulders. Throughout his career, he has built a strong reputation in media relations, promotions, corporate partnerships, and fan engagement. During his time in High Point, Christian played a key role in launching the franchise, guiding the team to the Atlantic League Championship Series, and helping shape an award-winning ballpark atmosphere.

Most recently, Christian served as the Director of Enrollment Guest Experiences at High Point University, where he oversaw a multimillion-dollar budget and led a large team committed to delivering industry-leading campus visits and hospitality experiences.

Now stepping into the role of General Manager for the Blue Crabs, Christian is excited to bring his passion, leadership, and creativity back to the Atlantic League. He looks forward to working closely with the community, fans, and partners to elevate the organization and deliver an exceptional experience at Regency Furniture Stadium.

Nat Giblin is the Assistant General Manager of the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, bringing extensive experience in ticketing, analytics, marketing, and fan engagement across Minor League Baseball. He previously served with the Wilmington Blue Rocks and Aberdeen IronBirds before becoming the Senior Director of Ticketing & Analytics for the Lake Erie Crushers, where he led sales strategy, digital ticketing initiatives, and key revenue-driving campaigns.

Nat is passionate about data-driven decision-making, elevating fan experience, and building strong community connections. In his role with the Blue Crabs, he focuses on modernizing operations, strengthening partnerships, and helping usher in an exciting new era at Regency Furniture Stadium.

Keith enters his second season as the voice of the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs and his third year in the Atlantic League. Last year, he served as the Broadcast and Media Relations Assistant with the York Revolution, working alongside longtime broadcaster Darrell Henry. In 2022, Keith was the Broadcast Assistant for the Trenton Thunder under Gregg Caserta—now with MLB Network—and also called several Triple-A games during the Thunder’s affiliation with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2021.

A graduate of Alvernia University in Reading, PA, Keith began his broadcasting career at WBCB in Levittown, PA, working under legendary Philadelphia Eagles voice Merrill Reese, with whom he remains close. Outside of the booth, Keith is an avid golfer and former standout collegiate player, earning Player of the Year honors and winning the conference tournament during his senior season in 2018.