Boston Celtics Visit White House After Championship

The Boston Celtics will celebrate their historic 18th NBA championship with a visit to the White House on Thursday, where they will be greeted by President Joe Biden. This marks the team's first championship visit since 2008 and their second trip to Washington during the regular season, coinciding with a game against the Wizards. Players like Jayson Tatum and Al Horford expressed excitement about the visit, highlighting the significance of such a tradition for champions. The Celtics secured their title by defeating the Dallas Mavericks in five games this past June. The visit is especially noteworthy as it may be one of the last public appearances for the current ownership group amid ongoing discussions about a potential sale of the team. Fans and players alike are looking forward to commemorating this milestone in the nation's capital.