The Los Angeles Dodgers are returning to the White House following their championship, continuing a tradition of teams being honored at the U.S. presidential residence. Multiple outlets report that manager Dave Roberts made a lighthearted comment about the visit, saying he has a “company line” regarding White House trips. Roberts also indicates the team is looking forward to receiving the invitation again, framing the visit as an annual expectation associated with championship seasons. The reports describe the White House return as part of the ongoing recognition given to recent title teams, with the Dodgers’ participation serving as another instance of Major League Baseball’s relationship with such state-level ceremonial events. While the coverage focuses on Roberts’ remarks and the team’s planned attendance, it does not cite specific new policy or event details beyond the fact that the Dodgers are scheduled to go back to the White House as part of the post-championship honors. The articles present the visit as a continuation of a recurring tradition tied to winning.