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SI.com · Oct 29, 2018

Red Sox Unsure About Visiting White House After World Series Triumph

The Boston Red Sox won their their fourth World Series title this century with a five-game drubbing of the Los Angeles Dodgers and after the game the inevitable questions came concerning if the team would visit the White House.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora didn't have an answer to that question, telling USA Today, "We'll talk about it later on."

Last month, Cora was critical of President Donald Trump when he said that more than 3,000 people didn't die as a result of Hurricane Maria after the devastating storm hit Cora's homeland of Puerto Rico.

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