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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 36 St. Louis Cardinals pitcher John Lackey is unloading his impressive Fort Worth home. Lackey is an Abilene native and played one season of college baseball at the University of Texas at Arlington before being selected in the second round by the Anaheim Angels. The former Red Sox player listed his five-bedroom, 10,146-square-foot mansion on the market pending his professional baseball contract review regarding a recent injury. Situated inside of prestigious gated community Montserrat, the house has three dining areas, an eight-car garage, four fireplaces and stands on over an acre of land. Custom stonework lines the structure's interior, with Spanish details throughout the space, … [Read more...] about Cardinals pitcher John Lackey is selling his Fort Worth home

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 45 The last Prince's Hamburgers location in Houston has closed, a victim of Hurricane Harvey's massive flooding. The location at 3425 Ella Boulevard was the last location standing. A Houston institution for 84 years, Prince's is one of the most-beloved chains in the area. RELATED: Houston's oldest restaurants can still dish it out There is something to hopeful for, though, as owner John Broussard told Chron.com Friday afternoon that he is currently looking to reopen at a new location later this year. Prince's busy catering business is still very much in operation. "The flood hurt us and that location, but I want to reopen … [Read more...] about Prince’s Hamburgers has closed its last location in Houston but a revival is near

MIAMI (AP) — Four key suspects in the killing of Haiti's president appeared for the first time in U.S. federal court Wednesday to face accusations that they plotted and participated in his assassination, a day after they were transferred to the United States for prosecution. Haitian-Americans James Solages, Joseph Vincent and Christian Emmanuel Sanon and Colombian citizen Germán Rivera García looked calm as they entered a federal court in Miami wearing beige prisoner uniforms with their hands and ankles shackled. They did not speak at the hearing, except to petition for a public defender when Judged Alicia Otazo-Reyes asked each of them if they can afford to pay an attorney. “I would appreciate it if the court would appoint a counselor," said Solages, the second of the defendants called by the judge to listen to the charges. He, like each of them, answered “no” when the judge asked if they have work, savings or property. The judge appointed a different attorney for each of … [Read more...] about US charges 4 key suspects in killing of Haiti’s president

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 24 Former Astros first baseman Jeff Bagwell is starting the year off with a big sale. Bagwell has finally sold his Memorial mansion for $11.9 million . The 16,414-square-foot home was originally listed for $15 million in 2012. He took the house off the market for a year before relisting it at $12 million. Built in 1994 on the neighborhood's exclusive Timberwilde Lane, the estate underwent a complete renovation in 2009. The elegant five-bedroom interior features marble flooring, arched doorways and a gourmet kitchen complete with a Viking range. Outside, the home boasts a heated, in-ground saltwater pool adjacent to an oversized summer kitchen and professionally landscaped grounds. There's also a  six-car garage, gated drive court, two-bedroom … [Read more...] about Former Astros star Jeff Bagwell sells his Memorial mansion

Listen to this article Earlier this weekend, Martin had showed promising pace in the Aspar Mahindra, finishing ninth quickest in FP3. However, in qualifying, he couldn’t keep up with the leading pack, setting a time that was 1.3 seconds off pole-sitter Brad Binder. The Spanish rued the gearbox issue for the lack of pace in qualifying. "I was hoping for a good qualifying but we were denied by a problem with the gearbox," he said. "And I lost three or four tenths on my best lap. Without that we could have been starting from eleventh or twelfth, which would have been an acceptable position." Alexis Masbou was the highest classified non-factory Mahindra rider in 22nd place, with his Peugeot Saxoprint teammate John McPhee finishing in 28th position. Meanwhile, Qatar podium finisher Francesco Bagnaia was involved in a multi-bike pile up at turn 2, leaving the Italian driver a disappointing 24th with a time of 1m51.408s. Along with Bagnaia, the other Mahindra riders to … [Read more...] about Argentina Moto3: Martin leads as several Mahindra riders fall

Listen to this article Despite the track being wet, a few dry patches and no rain meant the entire field kicked off the race on slicks with the exception of Livio Loi. Although he was 10th on the grid, Loi understandably rocketed through the field at the start. However, he could only settle into second as Pawi had an even better launch, and lapped several seconds quicker despite running on dry tyres. Impressively, the Malaysian rookie built a lead of 20 seconds over the course of just eight laps. As the track dried out, most of Pawi's advantage in pace disappeared, but he continued to stretch his advantage. Loi on the other hand quickly dropped down the field, eventually settling for 16th. Estrella Galicia rider Jorge Navarro and another Malaysian Adam Norrodin separated themselves from from the rest of the chasing pack at the halfway point onwards. Norrodin waited for his chance to overtake until the final lap, but lost control at the very final turn of the … [Read more...] about Argentina Moto3: Pawi stuns field with crushing win on drying track

Listen to this article On a wet, but drying Termas de Rio Hondo track, most riders opted for slicks, hoping the conditions to improve. McPhee, who qualified well down the order in 28th place, rapidly gained positions, making a last gasp pass on Martin to finish in seventh place. The Spanish held on to his eighth position despite losing as many seconds at the death end of the race, ensuring a double top-10 result for Mahindra. The Aspar rider was as high as fifth in the opening stages after having started 19th in the race battling with the top half for podium before falling back. Martin rued the continuing gearbox issue which hampered him during the race. "We have had problems all weekend with the gearbox and the race was no different, we were struggling from the fifth lap and it has prevented us from finishing even higher up," he said. At the front, Malaysia’s Khairul Idham Pawi took a dominant victory in only his third Moto3 race, with Estrella Galicia’s Jorge … [Read more...] about Argentina Moto3: McPhee, Martin ensure double points

Listen to this article Oettl, contesting his fourth full season in Moto3, posted the benchmark in the opening minutes of the session and could subsequently sit back and relax as raindrops did the rest of the job. With damp patches on the track surface at the start of the session after rain had arrived late during Moto2 practice, a number riders opted to do their recon laps on wets. But the track was more than good enough for the dry compound right away, Oettl setting the early pace on slicks. The German continued to gradually improve with each lap, holding on to the top spot by halfway into the session, at which point the rain suddenly returned. As the rain flags made their appearance, Estrella Galicia's practice pacesetter Jorge Navarro was among the last riders to improve, moving to within six tenths of Oettl and just 0.011s ahead of fellow Honda rider Enea Bastianini. Just as quickly as the rain arrived, it was gone again. With 10 minutes to go, riders began to … [Read more...] about Austin Moto3: Oettl tops rain-affected qualifying

Listen to this article The Japanese rider made the most of the first 20 minutes of the session, before it started raining at the Circuit of Americas. Suzuki lapped in a 2m20.449s to slot himself at 13th, the highest Mahindra-powered rider, with sister brand Peugeot rider Alexis Masbou at 15th. The CIP rider had a difficult practice finishing 26th in the first two sessions while 25th in the final to start the weekend but found a rhythm for a fifth row start for the race. Masbou's teammate John McPhee was 17th, just ahead of the Aspar-Mahindra factory rider Francesco Bagnaia. The changing conditions caught many riders including the Italian, who showed a better pace in dry conditions finishing 13th, eighth and 19th in the three practice session. Platinum Bay's Karel Hanika finished behind Bagnaia at 19th, before suffering a fall during the session, just when rain started to trickle down. The other Aspar of Jorge Martin was 20th, the Spaniard, prior to the rain … [Read more...] about Austin Moto3: Suzuki ends as top Mahindra rider in rain-affected qualifying