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Here's A Look At Rays' 2020 World Series Hall Of Fame Artifacts

Ji-Man Choi's jersey, Randy Arozarena's Game 4 bat and Brett Phillips' spikes made it into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Ji-Man Choi's jersey, Randy Arozarena's Game 4 bat and Brett Phillips spikes made it into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Ji-Man Choi's jersey, Randy Arozarena's Game 4 bat and Brett Phillips spikes made it into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum )

ST. PETERSBURG, FL — The Tampa Bay Rays 2020 World Series history is in a National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum exhibit in Cooperstown, New York.

The exhibit, "Autumn Glory," tells the story of postseason baseball throughout the game's history, and features Rays' artifacts throughout 2021. You don't have to travel to New York to view the bat used by Randy Arozarena in Game 4 of the World Series when he established a record for most home runs in one postseason. The pictures are right here:

Postseason Home Run King Randy Arozarena

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The Rays’ Randy Arozarena used this bat in Game 4 of the World Series when he established a record for most home runs in one postseason. (Milo Stewart JR./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

Ji-Man Choi Makes Diverse World Series History

The Rays’ Ji-Man Choi wore this jersey during Game 2 of the World Series when he became the first Korean-born position player to start a World Series game. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)


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That Glorious Moment In Game 4...oh, Brett Phillips!

Brett Phillips spikes The spikes worn by the Rays’ Brett Phillips when he drove in the winning run of Game 4 of the World Series. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

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