Most people in Seattle do not know him. But we have, in many ways, this love, admiration, envy and curiosity for him. He’s doing a bunch of good stuff with his money.

He’s the Andrew Carnegie of today.

It was kind of surprising — a pleasant surprise — to see him on the field after the game. He doesn’t seek the public limelight.

This is embarrassing as hell — to be playing out what is essentially a shooting match between Seattle City Hall and Seattle legislators before the 6 million people of the state. We don’t have the...

It didn’t put a marker in the sand, it dug a hole.