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Here are all of the World Series items headed to the Hall of Fame

By Matt Monagan

The World Series is over. The Red Sox won for the fourth time in 15 seasons.
Although each member of the team will get rings, championship swag and a duck boat parade through the city of Boston, they will not -- as far as we know (we don't know much) -- be inducted into the Hall of Fame. BUT, some of the items from the Series will in fact be enshrined in Cooperstown, including home-plate umpire Ted Barrett's ball-strike counter from the 18-inning Game 3, David Price's Game 5 jersey and, of course, Steve Pearce's magical bat:

Check out what other Fall Classic artifacts will reside in the hall of halls in the video atop this post.

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