The Los Angeles Dodgers accepted an invitation from President Trump to celebrate their 2024 World Series victory at the White House. They last visited in 2021 under President Biden, with full player participation. Historically, during Trump's first term, many championship teams declined invitations due to limited player attendance. Star player Mookie Betts is currently undecided about joining the visit. The Dodgers' trip marks the first championship celebration in Trump's second term, continuing a tradition that began with the 1981 team meeting President Reagan.
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced they accepted an invitation from President Trump to take part in the customary visit to the White House in celebration of their 2024 World Series title.
Mookie Betts, on the other hand, said he was undecided if he would make this year's White House visit, and that he needed to talk it over with his family first.
The Dodgers will be the first team to attend a championship celebration at the White House during President Trump's second term in office.
The Dodgers made their first trip to the White House after winning the 1981 World Series, meeting with President Ronald Reagan.
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