The World Series champions of the major leagues of the MLB, Los Angeles Dodgers, were received this Friday, July 2, by the President of the United States, Joe Biden, in the White House to congratulate them as is already a tradition.
Biden praised the great season that Angelenos had in 2020 during a year that was marked by the coronavirus pandemic, in addition to adding that this championship ended up being “a ray of hope for the country.”
“When the season started, it was easy to feel like we had more important things to worry about than sports. And of course we did and still do. But I think what we found is that we need sports more than we think, “admitted Biden.
Tune in as the Vice President and I welcome the 2020 World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers to the White House. https://t.co/k28uWNUTXx
– President Biden (@POTUS) July 2, 2021
Recognize their work in the pandemic
The country’s highest president not only highlighted the work that the Dodgers players had on the field, but also the contributions that the organization had to try to help against the coronavirus pandemic.
“Dodger Stadium is not only home to world champions, but it also helps save lives and strengthen our democracy.” were the words of Biden referring to the fact that Dodgers Stadium became a center to serve people with COVID-19.
Dave Roberts’s were the first championship team to visit during the Biden administration and the first professional team. in making the journey since the start of the pandemic.
Clayotn Kershaw, pitcher for the Dodgers, was one of those who spoke on behalf of the team, and assured that “it was a very special year for us., but also one of many challenges for the country. We wanted to bring joy to our fans while they were going through difficult times.