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Detroit Tigers Predicted To Be In World Series In 2028 Don't worry. I did a double take too when I saw the prediction released by MLB.com. The Tigers in a World Series? 2028 is supposedly when this sports miracle will happen but based on the way the Tigers have played the last few seasons, I couldn't fathom any year within the next decade as a Tigers world series year. But what do I know, I just keep the faith. Now just because I said the Tigers were predicted to be in the World Series, doesn't mean they will win it. Actually, according to the prediction by MLB.com, the Tigers are to lose th...

Detroit hasn’t won the World Series since 1984.

But this was not always the case, and it was not the case as recently as 10 years ago. 10 years ago, the idea of a purely slobbish superhero, a superhero who was more interested in smoking weed and just hanging out, not only was acceptable, it in fact served as the entire premise and selling point of a particular superhero movie. This week, we look back at The Green Hornet, released on Jan. 14, 2011, almost exactly one decade ago. It seems to exist in an entirely different universe than the one we live in — whether it's a better or worse one may be up to your own personal interpretation.

Welcome to “This Week in Genre History,” where Tim Grierson and Will Leitch, the hosts of the Grierson & Leitch podcast, take turns looking back at the world’s greatest, craziest, most infamous genre movies on the week that they were first released. Hollywood has its famous sibling directing duos. The Coen brothers. The Wachowskis. Joe and Anthony Russo. But in the world of mid-budget fare, there’s an Australian pair that’s less well-known but consistently bringing new wrinkles to familiar genre tropes: Peter and Michael Spierig. Twin brothers who were born in Germany but grew up in...

01/06/2021 After nearly a decade as MLB.com’s executuive columnust, Richard Justice announced via Twitter that he’s leaving the league outlet. Personal news: I took the https://t.co/8DpyxzYr6X buyout after 9 years. I was proud to be part of a team that does an extraordinary job covering the sport. I made friends for life and will miss them greatly. I had a helluva good time. pic.twitter.com/kOBJb0A7jY Justice’s colleagues in the world of media offered their support: Ok, yeah, sure, you’ve long been an example of how to cover the game, how to make the personal and personalities accessi...