USA Softball names Michigan's Sierra Romero top college player and other top stories.

• USA Softball names Michigan's Sierra Romero top college player

  

  USA Softball names Michigan's Sierra Romero top college playerMay 31, 2016ESPN.com news servicesMichigan second baseman Sierra Romero was named the USA Softball national collegiate player of the year on Tuesday night, and now she wants more. "It's an unreal feeling to win the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award," said Romero, who owns NCAA career records for runs (300) and grand slams (11). "I'm glad that my team is here to celebrate it with me. It would not be the same if I was her..

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• Cron's 2nd homer ends Angels' wild 11-9 victory over Tigers

  

  Cron's 2nd homer ends Angels' wild 11-9 victory over Tigers Greg Beacham, Ap Sports Writer Updated 2:23 am, Wednesday, June 1, 2016 Detroit Tigers catcher James McCann, right, reacts as Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout celebrates after a three-run home run during the second inning of a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif., Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Detroit Tigers catcher James McCann, right, reacts as Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout celebrates after a three-run home run during the second ..

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• Mets 3B Wright given shot for neck injury, avoids DL for now

  

  NEW YORK (AP) David Wright avoided the disabled list Tuesday, at least for now. Hoping their ailing third baseman can return in a few days from a herniated disk in his neck, the New York Mets optioned utility player Eric Campbell to Triple-A Las Vegas when they needed to open a roster spot for new first baseman James Loney. Wright sat out his fourth straight game as the Mets took on the slumping Chicago White Sox. The team captain was examined earlier in the day by doctors and given an in..

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• No. 2 Agnieszka Radwanska, No. 6 Simona Halep lose at French Open

  

  PARIS -- Yes, they actually managed to complete a match on this wettest of weeks at the French Open. Two, even. And both ended in surprises: Two of the top half-dozen seeded women lost within minutes of each other, No. 2 Agnieszka Radwanska and No. 6 Simona Halep.After their fourth-round exits Tuesday, both Radwanska and Halep complained firmly about tournament organizers' decision to make them play through drizzles -- or worse -- that made courts slippery and clay-caked tennis balls heavy.Edito..

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