President Donald Trump has invited the Los Angeles Dodgers to the White House following their dramatic comeback victory in the World Series, praising the team as “incredible champions” after one of the most remarkable turnarounds in recent postseason history.

In a statement issued shortly after the decisive game, the president commended the Dodgers for what he described as a display of resilience, determination and competitive excellence that inspired fans across the country.

He said the team’s ability to rally from behind under intense pressure reflected the spirit of American sport at its finest.

The Dodgers secured the championship after overcoming a significant deficit in the series, mounting a late surge that shifted momentum and culminated in a decisive victory.

Players and coaches credited disciplined pitching, timely hitting and clubhouse unity for the turnaround.

The White House visit is expected to take place in the coming weeks, in keeping with the longstanding tradition of honoring championship teams.

President Trump said he looks forward to hosting the players, coaches and staff, calling their performance “historic” and a moment that “will be remembered for generations.”

The invitation underscores the administration’s continued recognition of athletic achievement as a unifying national celebration.

For the Dodgers, the forthcoming ceremony will mark another milestone in a season already defined by perseverance and a title-winning comeback that captivated baseball fans nationwide.