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Detroit Tigers Top Moments Bracket: Vote in Round 1, win prizes

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The team won four straight AL Central titles from 2011-2014, and the World Series runs in 2006 and 2012 were nothing short of magical. Then, the 2006 team was one of the most lovable in memory, and kicked off a decade of great baseball. Vote for your favorite in each matchup, and the moments with the most votes will advance to the round of 16. You can relive these moments through video highlights -- just click on the matchup in the list of links below the bracket. Vote in Round 1 of the Detroit Tigers Moments Bracket belowBracket pictures courtesy of Getty Images.

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Detroit’s Best Building Bracket: After 21,000 votes, the winner is crowned

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Well, after five rounds over three weeks and more than 21,000 total votes, we’ve got a winner in our Detroit Best Building Bracket challenge. Defeating the Albert Kahn Building, the Grand Army of the Republic Building, the top-seeded Guardian Building in the semifinal -- and then the other top-seed, the Fisher Building in the final round -- Detroit’s Best Building is.....Michigan Central Station! What a run for the old train depot, now soon-to-be Ford office, beating both of our top seeds and it wasn’t even that close in the end. Read more: A brief history of Michigan Central Station as historic Detroit train depot prepares for new chapterAd(AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File) (Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. The final bracket after Round 5:

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Detroit’s Best Building Bracket: 2 icons battle in final round -- vote here

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Detroit has some of the best architecture in the world. But which building is the best? We’ve launched a new bracket challenge to find out which of Detroit’s iconic and celebrated buildings is the best. It’s all come down to this -- the final: The Fisher Building vs. Michigan Central Station. Vote in Round 5 (the final) of Best Buildings Bracket below:

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Detroit’s Best Building Bracket: Vote in Round 3, win cash prizes

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But which building is the best? We’ve launched a new bracket challenge to find out which of Detroit’s iconic and celebrated buildings is the best. We’re into Round 3 of the bracket, now down to 8 buildings. AdPrizes: Just by voting, you’ll be entered to win a $100 gift card to Jax Car Wash (four in each round) and one grand prize of $500! Vote in Round 3 of Best Buildings Bracket below:

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Detroit’s Best Building Bracket: Vote in Round 2, win cash prizes

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We’ve launched a new bracket challenge to find out which of Detroit’s iconic and celebrated buildings is the best. We’re into Round 2 of the bracket, now down to 16 buildings. AdWe’ve got some big matchups in Round 2 -- voting ends Thursday morning. Prizes: Just by voting, you’ll be entered to win a $100 gift card to Jax Car Wash (four in each round) and one grand prize of $500! Vote in Round 2 of Best Buildings Bracket below:

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Detroit’s Best Building Bracket: Vote in Round 1, win prizes

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But which building is the best? We’ve launched a new bracket challenge to find out which of Detroit’s iconic and celebrated buildings is the best. The Fisher Building and Guardian Building will serve as the top seeds, with the Penobscot and Masonic Temple as the No. There will be five rounds in this bracket challenge -- finishing up just before March 13 -- 313 Day. AdVote in Round 1 of Best Buildings Bracket below:

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Christmas Movie Bracket: After 75,000 votes, winner is crowned

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It’s been a long (two week) journey to the end of our Christmas Movie Bracket -- but only one movie could earn the title of champion. After defeating classics, like “A Christmas Story,” “Trading Places,” “Home Alone,” and in the final matchup, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” the winner of the Christmas Movie Bracket is:National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. The top four finished as: 1) Christmas Vacation, 2) Rudolph, 3) A Charlie Brown Christmas and 4) Home Alone. “Christmas Vacation” was released in 1989 as the third installment of the National Lampoon vacation series. Insider only: Best Christmas movie?

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Best Christmas movie? Vote in the final round of our bracket challenge

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There’s nothing like enjoying your favorite holiday movie while the snow is falling and the fireplace is crackling. But it’s time to decide -- which movie is the best? With the holiday season upon us, we decided to have a little fun: We’ve launched a Christmas Movie Bracket, with five rounds of voting, to decide the best of the best. Insider only: Best Christmas movie? Christmas Movie Bracket - Final Round Voting

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What’s the best Christmas movie? Vote in semifinal of our bracket challenge

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There’s nothing like enjoying your favorite holiday movie while the snow is falling and the fireplace is crackling. But it’s time to decide -- which movie is the best? With the holiday season upon us, we decided to have a little fun: We’ve launched a Christmas Movie Bracket, with five rounds of voting, to decide the best of the best. Insider only: Best Christmas movie? Christmas Movie Bracket - Round 4 (semifinal) Voting

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What’s the best Christmas movie? Vote in Round 3 of our bracket challenge

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There’s nothing like enjoying your favorite holiday movie while the snow is falling and the fireplace is crackling. With the holiday season upon us, we decided to have a little fun: We’ve launched a Christmas Movie Bracket, with five rounds of voting, to decide the best of the best. We’re including movies that are debated as Christmas movies, like “Die Hard,” “Lethal Weapon,” and “Trading Places,” because they are indeed Christmas movies. Insider only: Best Christmas movie? Christmas Movie Bracket - Round 3 Voting

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What’s the best Christmas movie? Vote in Round 2 of our bracket challenge

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There’s nothing like enjoying your favorite holiday movie while the snow is falling and the fireplace is crackling. With the holiday season upon us, we decided to have a little fun: We’ve launched a Christmas Movie Bracket, with five rounds of voting, to decide the best of the best. We’re including movies that are debated as Christmas movies, like “Die Hard,” “Lethal Weapon,” and “Trading Places,” because they are indeed Christmas movies. We had some upsets, including the TV movies, Frosty and Rudolph, advancing to the second round. Christmas Movie Bracket - Round 2 Voting

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What’s the best Christmas movie? Vote in Round 1 of our bracket challenge

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There’s nothing like enjoying your favorite holiday movie while the snow is falling and the fireplace is crackling. But it’s time to decide -- which movie is the best? With the holiday season upon us, we decided to have a little fun: We’ve launched a Christmas Movie Bracket, with five rounds of voting, to decide the best of the best. We’re including movies that are debated as Christmas movies, like “Die Hard,” “Lethal Weapon,” and “Trading Places,” because they are indeed Christmas movies. Christmas Movie Bracket - Round 1 Voting