THE HOT CORNER

1 PRO BASEBALL: The Miami Marlins have reinstated infielder Joey Wendle from the 10-day injured list and optioned infielder Xavier Edwards to Triple-a Jacksonville. Wendle had been sidelined by a strained right intercostal muscle. He was placed on the IL on April 4. Edwards made his big league debut Tuesday against Atlanta. He went 1 for 6 and scored a run in three games with Miami.

2 PRO SOCCER: Crystal Palace has promised to issue a club ban to a spectator who is alleged to have racially abused Tottenham forward Son Heung-min during a Premier League match between the teams. Footage has circulated of a man in the away end at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium making what appears to be a racist gesture toward Son on Saturday in the 89th minute of Tottenham’s 1-0 win.

3 JUDO: Russians have returned to international judo competition for the first time in nearly a year at the world championships as Ukraine stayed away in protest. The Russians were competing under the name of “Individual Neutral Athletes” at the key Olympic qualifying competition in Qatar. Seventeen judokas from Russia and two from its ally Belarus were listed as competing at the world championships despite several of them having apparent ties with the Russian military.

4 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL: Ido David had a season-high 23 kills to help top-seeded UCLA beat twotime defending national champion Hawaii 28-26, 31-33, 25-21, 25-21 to win the 20th NCAA men’s volleyball championship in program history. Alex Knight tied his career highs with 15 kills and 18.5 points for UCLA.

5 ULTIMATE FIGHTING: Police in Los Angeles arrested UFC veteran Tony Ferguson on Sunday morning for suspicion of drunken driving after he allegedly crashed his truck into parked cars.