Trump seemed to credit the Red Sox's visit to the White House as the reason they are on a winning streak.
CLOSE What I'm Hearing: The Red Sox visit to the White House was well... very white. USA TODAY's Tom Schad captures the scene from D.C. USA TODAY
The Red Sox, who are on a five-game winning streak, had won two games before visiting the White House last Thursday to celebrate the 2018 World Series. They went on to sweep the Seattle Mariners in Boston this weekend. — Donald J. Trump May 13, 2019Trump instead was surrounded by a group of primarily white players and executives on the South Lawn on May 9 during the celebration.
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