Shohei Ohtani will meet with Trump at the White House! Champion Dodger made the usual visit to the White House

Dodger, who won the World Series last year, announced today that he has been invited by current U.S. President Donald Trump to visit the White House during the away and national games on April 7, U.S. time, when Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani will also be accompanied, and his meeting with Trump will be the biggest focus of this meeting.

Dodger's official social media statement said that in keeping with tradition, President Trump invited Dodgers to visit the White House, and the team is quite looking forward to celebrating the championship at the White House, and the players are also expected to visit Capitol Hill the next day. The trip to the White House will be the second time in five years that Dodges will meet with then-President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House in 2021 with the 2020 World Series titles.

However, Trump's distinct political stance and style, some Dodgers players may not attend the event, Mookie Betts, who helped the Red Sox win the championship in 2019, did not participate at that time, but he participated in the 2021 Biden presidency, and he said that he has not yet decided whether he will participate in this year's White House trip, and needs to discuss the matter with his family first.

Head coach Dave Roberts announced that he would be traveling to the White House with the team, "I respect this position, it's certainly the highest position in our country, and even the highest position in the world, so I'm looking forward to this visit." Enrique Hernández also said he would be with the team.

Shohei Ohtani and Yushin Yamamoto are expected to make their way to the White House, the most recent of which was the 2014 Red Sox Koji Uehara, then president of the United States, Barack Obama.