David Hoxie

Husband, tax accountant, sports geek, part time beer snob / part time beer evangelist.

[The Stanley Cup @StanleyCup]

SOUND THE SIREN

[Barnt @barntwn]

Build the Rod Brind’Amour statue at the capitol.

[Carolina Hurricanes @Canes]

THE CUP IS COMING BACK TO RALEIGH!!!

[11Point7 College Baseball @11point7]

Cal and Stanford playing a single elimination game in Charlotte, North Carolina will never not be funny.

[Carolina Hurricanes @Canes]

WHO WANTS A BEER SKATE?!

RT for your chance to win the hottest drinking device in sports.

[Split @kingofpotassium]

moonwalkin into ur mom’s DMs @BlooperBraves @ThePharty

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

Secondary is going to be nuts. I'm a Sz14. Just saying.

[Atlanta Braves @Braves]

The @Nike Atlanta Braves City Connect Air Max 1 goes on sale Monday, May 11, exclusively at the @BravesRetail at @TruistPark.

[FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education @FoodAllergy]

"A food allergy ally is a friend, an advocate—someone who looks out for others, asks questions, and helps create environments where people living with food allergies feel safe and included.
For our family, the word ally has an even deeper meaning.
Our daughter, Ally, was diagnosed with multiple severe food allergies when she was four months old. At the time, I was nursing her, and what I was eating—foods most people never think twice about—was passing through to her.
I eliminated foods. I read every label. I asked every question. And I did everything I could to keep her safe.
But I also kept her in a bit of a bubble.
And it worked…until it didn’t.
When she left home—traveling, going to college—Ally had her first real, scary close-call reactions. And that was the moment everything shifted. We realized she didn’t just need protection—she needed a world that understood how to support her.
Growing up, Ally learned how to navigate it all. But eating away from home was hard. And even now, there are still moments where you’re not completely sure. And that’s the part people don’t always see.
At the same time, we came to understand how much was happening on the other side of the table. Chefs and kitchens want to get it right, but without clear information, there’s often uncertainty there, too.
Working with Chef Toevs gave us more than understanding—it gave us trust. For the first time, we felt what it was like to sit at a table and not have to carry it all ourselves. More importantly, it gave Ally the experience of being fully included.
We’ve also stayed closely connected to the food allergy community—supporting FARE, participating in a Rally for Food Allergy at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, and now hosting our own local Food Allergy Ally Rally, a tennis round robin event, to keep that awareness going.
Through our work, we aim to make safer dining more accessible—not only for those living with food allergies but also for the chefs and restaurants committed to supporting them." -Renée & Ally

Show us what you do best for food allergy awareness. Turn what you love into something bigger.
Start a fundraiser with FARE this May. https://t.co/vb1yYcMRs5

[Atlanta Braves @Braves]

Surf's up 🏄

⌚️ 10:10pm
📺 @BravesVisionTV
📻 @680TheFan / @BravesRadioNet

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

Trying to make it out at least once when the boys are in my backyard. FYI - No admission at A&T for the local fans. Go have fun!

[The Seahawk Perch @TheSeahawkPerch]

Heading into the penultimate weekend of the regular season, only Campbell has clinched a tourney spot.

Top two in each division + next two highest RPIs are in the tourney.

Seahawks need a sweep for the vibes, but would also clinch second in the South.

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

@TheSeahawkPerch @bobbygunt @uncwswimdive I'm just saying. Front row- hype man.

[FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education @FoodAllergy]

As we head into Food Allergy Awareness Week, the public service announcement series that we initiated in 2025 has achieved a milestone that reflects the growing urgency and momentum behind this work.

These campaigns have collectively surpassed 1.4 billion viewer impressions across broadcast, print, online, and out-of-home media. That level of reach represents more than visibility. It reflects the growing scale of conversations around food allergy and the importance of continuing to bring greater awareness to a disease affecting more than 33 million people in the U.S.

Awareness matters because awareness drives action. It fuels research, informs policy, improves education, and helps create safer environments for people living with food allergies every day.

Food Allergy Awareness Week is ultimately about collective impact. Every conversation, every shared story, every act of advocacy helps move this work forward.

Thank you to everyone helping make food allergy awareness impossible to ignore.
Read more here: https://t.co/eO6gN2dwe3

[Stormy @StormyCanes]

Welcome to hell you muppet reject

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

The Hurricanes might’ve created the best beer drinking device we’ve ever seen

[Braves Magic Number @AtlMagicNumber]

Long way to go. Update for the start of May.

Magic Number: 125

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

@hawks26783 I don't really care for the "other" team in teal but I'm also a generational tar heel hater. ABC.

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

@DrewBMcIntyre The definition of gaslighting, ammirite? They just keep telling you until you believe it.

[David Hoxie @SeahawkDave]

@TheSeahawkPerch Fornes name drop got my heart fluttering