The 31-year-old spent the 2012 season in Southern Maryland as the assistant general manager for the Blue Crabs. His duties included directing the sales, marketing and communication departments. He oversaw an increase in attendance for the Blue Crabs of more than 10,000 fans.
Prior to his tenure in Southern Maryland, Radle spent five seasons with the Lancaster Barnstormers, where he rose to the rank of director of events. He got his start in professional baseball as an account executive with the Camden Riversharks in 2005.
Radle was born and raised in Harrisburg, Pa. He went to school just a short drive up I-95 from Frawley Stadium, at LaSalle University. He moves back to the area with his fiancée, Jeanine. The couple will be married on Nov. 17.
A self-professed diehard Philadelphia sports fan, Radle says he is happy to be back in the Delaware Valley. But it was the Blue Rocks' reputation in baseball circles that led him back to the area.
"During my years in baseball, I've come to know a good number of people in the industry," Radle says. "So many of them have had nothing but good things to say about this organization. I am excited to be a part of the Blue Rocks family and I am looking forward to a great future in Wilmington."
Blue Rocks general manager Chris Kemple was effusive in his praise for Radle.
"Brian Radle has a great deal of passion and creativity, which will make him a huge asset to the Blue Rocks," Kemple says. "We feel very fortunate to have lured him to Wilmington, and feel like he will make us stronger as an organization."
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