investigator, Lieutenant Louron Hall, is calling for those in the rap industry to come forward if they have any information on who the shooter may be.

"When he arrives at Queens Boulevard and Main Street, that's when an unknown individual approaches the driver's side of Chinx's vehicle...individuals in the rap industry, we really need those people to come forward," said Lt. Hall.

Chinx, whose real name is Lionel Pickens, was a member of French Montana's Coke Boys collective before he passed away. The late rhymer's musical legacy lives on as a posthumous album, Legends Never Die, is set to be released on June 3. Check out his new single, "For the Love," below.Four days before the end of spring training, Nick Williams finally bought some furniture.

The Philadelphia Phillies outfielder and his fiancée, Brianna, were moving from the furnished apartment they lived in last year to a new one that came unequipped. But Williams didn't want to pull the trigger on any new furniture because he didn't think he'd be staying in Philadelphia.

Long before the Phillies invested a third of a billion dollars in Bryce Harper, Williams began to see the writing on the outfield wall. Last season, during a four-game series in Los Angeles that kicked off on Memorial Day, he had lunch with Scott Boras -- the agent who, as fate would have it, represents both him and Harper -- and tried to get a sense of where exactly