Which Red Sox Are Going To The White House -- And Which Ones Aren't
The defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox will pay a visit to the White House on Thursday. At least some of them.
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The defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox will pay a visit to the White House on Thursday. At least some of them.
Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. has apparently faced some backlash after telling The Boston Globe this week that he won't be in attendance when the Red Sox make their celebratory trip to the White House on May 9.
The defending World Series champion Red Sox are set to visit the White House in May, but their slick-fielding center fielder will not be part of the festivities.
When the Red Sox visit the White House in May, the defending World Series champs will do so without their best player.
The Boston Red Sox' trip to visit Donald Trump in the White House is on hold.
Red Sox manager Alex Cora indicated that he may skip the World Series celebration at the White House over President Donald Trump's policies toward Puerto Rico.
The Red Sox will visit the White House on February 15 to celebrate their World Series victory.
Most members of Congress have gone home for the holidays, but the lights are on at the White House where the president continues to push for a shutdown deal that includes border wall funding.
The World Series champion Red Sox are still deciding whether or not they'll go to the White House, but manager Alex Cora said he and his players will respect whatever decision the team makes.
A CNN correspondent said she was barred from attending an open press event Wednesday at the White House because of questions she asked President Trump earlier in the day.
Whichever team wins the championship, Donald Trump says he won't be inviting them to the White House.
LeBron James knows for certain that this year's NBA champion, be it the Cavaliers or Warriors, will not visit the White House.
Bill Belichick artfully cast aside the barrage of questions he faced about Brady, Gronk, White House trips, and national anthem protests.
There is bipartisan concern over the story in Congress, where sexual harassment charges have brought down several members in recent months.
The 11-year-old wrote a letter to the president asking if he could mow.
Gov. Charlie Baker, who sits on the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, says he believes some of what Massachusetts has done to combat opioids should become the national model.
Jon says the hiring of the Mooch in the first place was a terrible omen, for the Trump administration and for the country.
There are multiple reports President Donald Trump shared highly classified information with the Russians.
Patriots' third-string quarterback Jacoby Brissett clearly enjoyed his visit to the White House on Wednesday, but when the ceremony to honor the Super Bowl LI champions concluded, he still had someone to thank.
Tom Brady was not at the White House on Wednesday, so his two backups reserved a spot for him.
While some of their key players were missing, the New England Patriots became the first championship team to be honored by President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
For the second time in three years, Tom Brady will not be going to the White House with his New England Patriots teammates.
Wednesday is a big day for the New England Patriots. Most of them, at least.
The New England Patriots will mark their fifth Super Bowl title with a trip to the White House in April.
Chris Long has patiently listened to the criticisms. Now, he's firing back.
