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She was later fined $17,000.Williams spent 25 minutes talking onstage with Sarah Robb O'Hagan, chief executive of Flywheel Sports, at the National Retail Federation trade show.ZADAR, Croatia (AP) — The chair umpire who penalized Serena Williams in the U.S. Open final is back at work.Carlos Ramos is working the best-of-five Davis Cup semifinal series between Croatia and the United States."I'm just focusing on this tie and working again. That's all I can say," Ramos told The Associated Press on Friday.Ramos officiated the second singles match between Marin Cilic and Frances Tiafoe, which was completed without incident.Ramos calmed the raucous crowd on several occasions and came down from his chair to check a few ball marks in the clay but otherwise had no impact on the match, which Cilic won in straight sets to give Croatia a 2-0 lead.MLBNEW YORK (AP) — Yankees star Aaron Judge took another step in his return from a broken right wrist when he played right field for a couple of innings Friday night.The Yankees activated him from the disabled list before the game against Toronto. The team said he is limited for now to defense and pinch running — still no hitting for the slugger.Judge got a big ovation when he trotted to the outfield for the top of the eighth inning. He had not played since July 26, when he was hit by a pitch from Kansas City's Jakob Junis.The Yankees initially expected Judge to return in about three weeks.NFLRENTON, Wash. (AP) — The Seattle Seahawks are hoping Mychal Kendricks can provide a short-term boost on the field that overshadows the issues of signing a player with a pending jail sentencing in his future.The Seahawks announced the signing of Kendricks on Friday to a one-year deal despite his recent guilty plea on insider trading charges. It's an odd situation for all parties involved, but fills a need for Seattle even if it's just for a short time. Kendricks could make his Seattle debut on Monday night when it plays at Chicago, and the finalization of his deal came after visiting the team on Thursday.Kendricks was not made available to speak with the media on Friday. Seattle coach Pete Carroll is scheduled to address the media on Saturday before the team leaves for Chicago.Kendricks pleaded guilty last week to insider trading charges in Philadelphia. His sentencing is expected in January.NEW YORK (AP) — Former New York Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue has been suspended 14 weeks by the NFL for violating its substance abuse policy.The 26-year-old Donahue pleaded guilty last month to charges in two separate incidents in which he was arrested for driving while intoxicated.Police said he caused a wrong-way crash in February that injured four people in New Jersey. He also received a three-month suspended sentence and was fined $1,000 for a DUI crash in his hometown of Billings, Montana, in May 2017.Donahue was among the Jets' final roster cuts two weeks ago and is currently a free agent.NBASCOTTSDALE Womens Kelvin Beachum Jersey , Ariz. (AP) — Prosecutors are reviewing allegations that Houston Rockets star James Harden took a woman's cellphone outside a Scottsdale nightclub last month.Police told The Arizona Republic that a city prosecutor is looking at their investigation.The 42-year-old woman reported that she was recording a fight Aug. 11 when Harden grabbed her by the wrist.She says he then grabbed her cellphone and threw it onto the roof.According to the police report, Harden and someone in his entourage gave her $500 to pay for a replacement.The woman was treated at a hospital for a wrist injury.MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Milwaukee officer involved in the stun gun arrest of Bucks' player Sterling Brown has been fired because of social media posts mocking the incident, the city's police chief said Thursday.Police Chief Alfonso Morales said the firing decision was not tied to anything Erik Andrade did when Brown was arrested, but explained that the social media posts compromised the officer's ability to testify in other cases. Morales spoke about the case at a Marquette University event.Brown sued the police department in June and accused officers of using excessive force and targeting him because he's black. A group of officers swarmed on him at a Walgreens parking lot because he didn't immediately remove his hands from his pockets. Brown was standing with the officers waiting for a citation for parking in a disabled spot early on Jan. 26, but never appeared to threaten police before or during his arrest, according to police body camera videos.Andrade later mocked Brown on Facebook for his arrest.AUTO RACINGSINGAPORE (AP) — Ferrari's decision not to keep Kimi Raikkonen next season was based on the team's long-term future rather than the driver's current form.The 38-year-old Raikkonen, the 2007 Formula One champion, is being replaced next season by 20-year-old Charles Leclerc.Leclerc came through the Ferrari academy program but is racing in his first F1 season with the Sauber team. Raikkonen has 20 grand prix wins among his 100 career podiums."It's very important to look at the team perspective, in two or three years. In my opinion that justifies our choice enough," Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene said Friday."It's not a decision looking at the (current) situation or only next year. My job is to look at the future of the team. ... How you're going to grow a young talent and what you're going to expect from him in the future."Raikkonen will replace Leclerc at Sauber next year.MEDIABRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Outspoken ESPN personality Jemele Hill announced Friday that she is leaving the company after 12 years as a commentator, anchor, reporter and writer.Hill attracted attention last year and was briefly suspended for opinionated messages on social media, including a tweet that referenced President Donald Trump as a "white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/ other white supremacists."She also targeted Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones after he stated that players who disrespect the flag would not play for his team. Her suspension came after she tweeted that fans who disagree with Jones should target the team's advertisers and not buy the team's merchandise.Hill posted on social media that Friday would be her last day at ESPN. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Spencer Long was frustrated www.newyorkjetsteamonline.com , angry and thoroughly embarrassed.He had gone from being the leader of the New York Jets‘ offensive line to an unexpected punchline.Long was all over the blooper reels and social media — the center who simply couldn't snap the football. "It was a tough, challenging time that I don't think a lot of people knew exactly what was going on," Long told The Associated Press on Friday. "My reputation was on the line."Long was already dealing with a lingering injury to his right hand — his snapping hand — early in the season when he hurt a tendon in his middle finger against Jacksonville in Week 4. It made for a painful combination — "kind of just a chain reaction," he said — that produced sometimes unpredictably ugly results.There were a few wayward shotgun snaps, and Long tried to push through his misfires before sitting out one week.Then came a disastrous game at Miami in Week 9."Any time you put your hand on the ball and it doesn't feel right, it creates an issue, especially for a guy that's only been playing for so long at that position," said the 28-year-old Long, who was a guard in his first 2½ NFL seasons in Washington. "I gave the impression that I was ready to go that week and throughout practice I was fine, all my snaps were fine. And then we go into the game and re-injury happens and then you're in panic mode, you know? And, it was tough."It was a pretty (awful) time."The Jets ran an inside zone play against the Dolphins when Long was hit in the back and his right hand was engaged with another player. That's when he felt a familiar searing pain in his finger."There it goes again," Long recalled, "And this is in the middle of a drive. I'm not going to pull myself out during the drive and create dysfunction in the flow."But obviously, it was a risky decision that didn't pay off."Long had at least six errant shotgun snaps to rookie Sam Darnold New York Jets T-Shirt , including one that soared over the quarterback's head. He was replaced by Jonotthan Harrison on the next series — and hasn't snapped in a game since.Long, who signed a four-year, $27.4 million contract last offseason, became a popular target of frustrated fans, with the snaps mockingly turned into gifs and memes on social media."I felt bad for my teammates and coaches for putting that out there," he said of his performance. "For the fan base, too, because they deserved more than that from me. I'm a guy that's supposed to be an addition and not a subtraction to this line."Some blamed coach Todd Bowles for not pulling Long sooner. Others thought offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates should have called for fewer shotgun plays."It was on me," Long said. "It was completely on me. I made a decision that maybe wasn't smart at the time. But I thought until it happened, I was getting through it. It was a (lousy) situation. It was really hard for a while there. I mean, I get it. I understand. I'm a pro center. I'm not supposed to have issues like that. I understand why people would be frustrated. Nobody was more frustrated than me, I can promise you that."It was tough for me, but, you've just got to stick it out."That, however New York Jets Hats , was far from easy.His hand was betraying him. And that put him in a dark spot mentally."It was probably the most stress I've ever had playing football," Long said. "It just kept getting worse because I was using it. I couldn't protect it. It was a tough month there. It was probably four to six weeks until I was able to move on and be the person that I know I can be, and come back and contribute to this team without that worry."Starting left guard James Carpenter went down with a season-ending knee injury in Week 10 against Buffalo, creating a void on the offensive line. The Jets shifted Long to guard — where he has started three of the last four games."It's crazy how things rearranged themselves via an unfortunate circumstance, but I'm just glad to be playing ball again," Long said. "I know that I could play both positions at a high level, so whatever the team needs me for."Bowles has seen Long grow more comfortable at left guard during the last month, and his teammates praise him for bouncing back from a situation in which some players might have withered."He's a fighter," Harrison said. "The fact he was able to push through all he had going on, come back out there and keep on fighting, we've got all the respect for him."Long's future with the Jets is uncertain. He's due to make $3 million next season with a $3.5 million roster bonus due in February. It's unclear if he'd be move back to center after an offseason of healing and rehab or stick to left guard. There's also the likely possibility that there will be a new coaching staff in place.He insists he isn't thinking about any of that right now. Long is focused on ending what had been a brutal season for him on a positive note."This was a tough time and it all really tested me," Long said. "I feel like I've come out on the other side with a lot more knowledge about the game and what it takes to get through stuff because of it. It makes the game uncomfortable when you're not playing with the swagger that you need to have."But you know, I'm not a quitter, so I just keep going."