New York Knicks owner James Dolan says the NBA champions have accepted an invitation to visit the White House with President Donald Trump. Dolan made the announcement on WFAN in New York, saying the team “received an invitation” from the White House and that the Knicks accepted it. He also said the teams and the White House still need to work out the remaining details of the visit, including timing and logistics. Multiple outlets describe the announcement as historic: the Knicks would be the first NBA champions to visit the White House during Trump’s presidency. Dolan frames his relationship with Trump as longstanding, saying Trump is a friend of around 30 years and that he has previously invited Trump to attend an NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden. Several reports also note that Trump attended a Knicks game during the NBA Finals, which drew boos from some fans, and that the visit is presented as a follow-up to that moment. Additional reported specifics about the schedule are not confirmed in the sources, with coverage largely focusing on the acceptance of the invitation and the expectation that further information will be released later.