Comments on: Sammy Sosa: A Corked, Corrupt, Conundrum of Saviors, Steroids & History

By: Arlen Wicks

Arlen Wicks — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 17:31:25 +0000

this chick is really nasty. She’s awesome but nasty

By: Live for Lee

Live for Lee — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:53:01 +0000

Soxman again I have to tip my cap to you. Great article and sad but true as I have been a Sammy Fan and cub fan for over 40 years.

So do you think Wood was on the juice? Care to speculate on other Cubs? D Lee? Just curious.

Even for a Sox fan I respect you. Keep up the good work.

By: B Birds

B Birds — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:25:26 +0000

Stumbled across this site and have actually met the Soxman in MN in 2006 while on travel with my job.

To the Sportsbank he is a very gracious humble guy, you are lucky to have him.

To Soxman you really hit a steroid free homer on this article buddy. Loved the history and the WWE reference. Great job.

To Yahoo, great idea. He’s good.

By: paulmbanks

paulmbanks — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:19:40 +0000

Katie,

Thank you- I really appreciate that. I think it’s great that I am available to provide a platform for Soxman, myself, and everyone else at TSB to get their opinions and thoughts out to the masses. But I’m the first to agree with you and others that the material here needs and seriously deserves to reach a much broader audience. You and the rest of Soxman Nation can help by

reading other top blogs with link dumps and submitting TSB links to their editors.

examples include The Big Lead, Cuzoogle, In Game Now, awful announcing, With Leather, deadspin, Yahoo!’s Ball Don’t Lie, the dagger, dr saturday, Big League Stew and Shutdown Corner.

Pay attention to what they link. E-mail the editors, whose contact info will be available on their respective sites.

By: Blog Boy

Blog Boy — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 17:46:32 +0000

I’m a Cubs fan as well but loved this blog.

Soxman how do you think we fix the Cubs?

Great work and solid read.

By: DJ

DJ — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:43:23 +0000

You raise very good points in a way where everyone can assoicate.

Sammy really was no suprise. Its time to just release the whole list and be done with it.

By: Happy Man

Happy Man — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:00:12 +0000

The soxman told me he actually has a full time job as well at a game. How does he have time for everything he does for the fans, (a GF?) from the last exchange and to write this stuff? Amazing work.

I also loved the Thome answer. Hilarious to tie a sox player to Tiger Woods with real “stats” about the players true abilty..yet double meanings..

By: AAR

AAR — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:54:53 +0000

Mr. Banks, I read what you write to Toast and Rock and I just want to let you know I e-mailed Big League Stew a few minutes ago. The Soxman is an excelelnt writer and while he also writes for an excellent site, the world need to start sharing his excellence.

By: Mrs. X

Mrs. X — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:07:03 +0000

Great work as always. One thought to ponder: Do you think these players honestly even thought they were doing anything wrong? That has been something I’ve debated for a while.

Palmero and Manny yes for sure because they tested positive after all of this hoopla started. But these other guys were just doing what everyone else was doing. Thats whats kinda hard to get past in terms of banishing them for life.

Red Eye today was awesome. Loved the Taste of Chicago line the best but Thome was pretty darn funny as well.

By: Soxy Mama

Soxy Mama — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:39:44 +0000

I used to think Soxman was just a hot guy, who knew it, who put a costume on to get more attention from ladies.

I was wrong. The way he acts with children, brushes off female advances with a polite smile, always has time for his fans does chairty work and writes…my god can he write….leaves no doubtabout how great you are.

Thanks for being a celeb I’m proud for kids to look up to Soxman.

For thinking you were just a player using your fame to score women, I apologize!

Loved the Red Eye stuff this week. Keep up he good work!