Copyright 2016 NPR. To see more, visit GREENE, HOST: The World Series that begins tonight in Cleveland is going to change the course of history for one Midwestern city. Maybe that's an exaggeration. I don't know. But the Chicago Cubs have not won a World Series in 108 years. The Cleveland Indians, though, it's been a mere 68 years. NPR's Tom Goldman is in Cleveland, ready for Game 1. And he did what other baseball fans in Cleveland did last night. He went to the movies. Tom, tell me about that. TOM GOLDMAN, BYLINE: I did. I went to one of three theaters in Cleveland, David, showing "Major League," the classic sports movie about the woeful Cleveland Indians. GREENE: An awesome movie. GOLDMAN: Yeah. They become winners, of course. Tickets were only a buck, and at the Capitol Theatre, the one I went to, it was shades of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" where, you, know the crowd interacts with the movie. Here's an example, David, of the scene where the Cleveland manager explains the plan
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