Commentary: Lack of accountability in Tybo Rogers case is disturbing, disappointing

Tybo Rogers was allowed to play in the Huskies national semifinal and championship game, a month after rape allegations were reported to the Title IX office. He has since been arrested on two charges of rape from alleged incidents in October and November.

Commentary: The unique WNBA timeline has them sitting on a gold mine of opportunity

With the draft next week and the WNBA season starting next month, the league has to capitalize on the buzz surrounding their newest superstar players coming out of the NCAA Tournament.

Commentary: Mariners salvaged their offseason - but excuses are no longer valid for season ahead

Despite a lower-than-expected budget, the roster remains competitive. But patience and excuses are no longer valid - a postseason berth and title contention are the only things that count.

Commentary: When it comes to Pac-12 basketball this season, how bout them Cougs?

The Cougs have won seven straight games and are just a half-game out of first place in the Pac-12. The spotlight deserves to be on the folks in Pullman.

Commentary: Mariners ownership must listen to its own players and fanbase, and open checkbook to win

It’s far past time for ownership to issue a blank check, at the very least to show its commitment to winning. A significant financial commitment isn’t necessarily a guarantee for success, but it certainly doesn’t hurt.

Commentary: Weekend belonged to the Cougs, who needed big win after abandonment by Pac-12 bretheren

Washington State got the short end of the stick, abandoned by most of their longtime conference brethren because of the almighty dollar. But for one night in September, the school got its chance to shine.

Commentary: 15 years after Sonics left, there’s more hope than ever – and a lot of revisionist history

What always sticks with me is how unnecessary the last 15 years have been, the hurt felt among devoted fans, and the way the Sonics departure has been incorrectly attributed to fan apathy by so many who really have no idea how it all went down.

MLB and Mariners announce $2 million in community investments

On Monday, Seattle Mariners, MLB and Seattle officials announced a $2 million investment into the community through the All-Star Week.

Commentary: Has Seattle reached its saturation point in sports? Absolutely not.

I hope the NBA was paying very close attention to the scene in Seattle over the weekend - from the historic Kraken playoff game, to multiple other successful sporting events around town.