Praise & Press for The Soxaholix

"Blogdom's Best Red Sox blog … The history of the Red Sox, one panel at a time." .

Will Leitch, Deadspin

Noteworthy

Awards

Quotable

  • "…if you love the Sox, don't miss the quirky, wry cartoon panels," The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine
  • "Beautiful … roasting at its finest." – Steve Silva, Boston Dirt Dogs
  • "Blogdom's Best Red Sox blog … The history of the Red Sox, one panel at a time." – Will Leitch Deadspin 
  • "Incisive blog … a savvy understanding of media … " – Ian Donnis, The Boston Phoenix
  • "Your site absolutely rocks. I immediately bookmarked it. Keep up the tremendous work." – Gary Baseball Prospectus
  • "All the cool Red Sox fans are addicted to The Soxaholix." – Allan Wood, Author Babe Ruth and the 1918 Red Sox
  • "That's a great idea. Love the concept." – Dave Pinto, Baseball Musings
  • "Were as shocked as you are, but there is apparently at least one member of Red Sox Nation with a sense of humor and perspective." Maxim Online
  • "… this site makes me laugh even in the depths of my sorrow …" – Meg Hourihan, Co-Founder Blogger.com, Megnut
  • "… really wish your strips weren't so funny. I just can't muster up the full hatred for you that I want to when you make me laugh." – Michele, Yankees fan and blogger of A Small Victory
  • "creepy but sort of cute" The Wonkette
  • "… the ever-genius Soxaholix." – Lockhart Steele LockhartSteele.com, Managing Editor Gawker Media
  • "… surely one of the Reasons Blogging Was Invented." Curbed

PokerListings

In the early 1900s, the game of hold’em was developed in Texas, which is why many people now play Texas hold em poker. No one knows exactly who came up with the unique poker game , but it is known that it caught on quickly with Texans, take a look at the Texas holdem rules before playing.