The Los Angeles Dodgers will attend a White House ceremony this year, as confirmed by the Trump administration, although a date is not yet set. Team President Stan Kasten and manager Dave Roberts emphasized the importance of tradition over politics regarding the visit. The Dodgers have previously visited the White House after their recent World Series victories, with players expressing mixed feelings about the trip. Mookie Betts, who had previously skipped a White House visit with the Red Sox, noted that the occasion is about the team’s achievements rather than political statements.
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