Sports

Winn's hits are not enough
PADRES 9, RAYS 6: As team squanders 4-0 led, the outfielder keeps producing in leadoff spot.

Wilson 'not as sharp'after complete game
ST. PETERSBURG -- It was obvious Sunday that Paul Wilson couldn't throw the ball how and where he wanted.

No bobblehead day for Hall
ST. PETERSBURG -- Toby Hall lost his starting job and his spot in the big leagues. Now he's lost his bobblehead day.

Rays extra
TONIGHT: RAYS VS. DODGERS

World Cup
U.S ties Korea in World Cup match
DAEGU, South Korea -- With a sea of red against them, the United States escaped with a 1-1 tie against World Cup co-host South Korea today and moved within a point of advancing to the second round.

Japan closes in on Round 2
YOKOHAMA, Japan -- Junichi Inamoto couldn't have come up with a better time or place to improve his performance.

Russian loss leads to riot, one death
MOSCOW -- Russian fans rampaged near the Kremlin after their team lost to Japan on Sunday, setting fire to cars, smashing store windows and attacking a group of young Japanese musicians. At least one man was killed.

Tennis
Costa finds his moment at French
After years of rooting for other countrymen in Open final, Spaniard wins his first Grand Slam title.

NHL
Age is just a number for Red Wings veteran
Igor Larionov, who scored Game 3 winner in triple overtime, still is effective at 41.

'Canes believe they'll rebound after OT loss
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Hurricanes backup goaltender Kevin Weekes called Saturday's 3-2, triple-overtime loss to the Red Wings "gut-wrenching and heartbreaking."

Arena football
Kickoff returns, late score lift Storm past Orlando
ORLANDO -- The Storm's Melvin Cunningham was joking with former Marshall teammate BJ Cohen before Sunday's Tampa Bay-Orlando game when the conversation turned to baseball.

Colleges
FSU rolls over Irish; CWS berth is on line today
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida State started a new winning streak Sunday, keeping alive its chance for a 19th appearance in the World Series.

Outdoors
Daily fishing report
If you're thinking about mangrove snapper fishing in the coming weeks, you're in luck. June and July are prime months as the snapper will be gathering in large numbers over ledges and wrecks from Tampa Bay to the Middle Grounds.

On The Wire
Arizona Regains No. 1 Ranking in AP Poll
Garnett Eclipsed by Jordan Farewell
Report: Creditors O.K. Bid for Senators
Green Surprises Earnhardt at Daytona
UConn Remains Unanimous in Women's Poll

Americans Lose in 1st Round of Davis Cup

World Cup soccer

South Korea Thanks Soccer Teams

Brazil Celebration Turns Ugly

World's Worst Claims Soccer Honors