World Series Memorabilia You Won't See for Sale

For the New York Yankees, it was World Series victory number 27.

For the Philadelphia Phillies, it was the completion of back-to-back Series visits--not an easy feat today.

For baseball itself, it was another chapter for the history books and nights full of new milestones. Now, some of the game-used memorabilia from the 2009 World Series is about to get a new home. The Baseball Hall of Fame is the beneficiary of those important pieces.

The spikes that sent Johnny Damon past second and into third on a pivotal steal attempt, the bat of Hideki Matsui that helped win the Japanese slugger an MVP. Even a scorecard from a pioneer in the broadcast booth. It's all going to the Hall--and MLB.com has the story of what else won't wind up on the open market.