Cora on Red Sox White House Visit: 'We'll Talk About it Later On'
Taylor Cormier
Taylor Cormier Published: October 29, 2018
LOS ANGELES — The manager of the World Series champion Boston Red Sox says the team hasn't decided whether to visit President Trump at the White House should they be invited. Alex Cora was asked about it after the Sox beat the Dodgers 5-1 last night to win the Series. Cora said the club will "talk about it later on." Cora was critical of Trump's comments about Puerto Rico earlier this fall. Cora was born and raised in Puerto Rico and lives there in the off-season.
Championship visits to the White House have become controversial since Trump's election. He dis-invited the Golden State Warriors after they won the NBA title and said they wouldn't visit. He pulled an invitation from the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles earlier this year when it appeared only about a dozen players would attend.
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