The Boston Celtics attended the White House on Thursday, Nov. 21, as the final part of their championship celebration. Oshae Brissett joined his former teammates and collected his championship ring. Multiple stories made their way out of the event throughout the day,

The Boston Celtics will be welcomed to the White House by President Joe Biden on Thursday to celebrate the franchise's 18th NBA Championship.

The Boston Celtics celebrated their 2024 championship with a trip to the White House on Thursday. In a ceremony at the Rose Garden, President Joe Biden congratulated Brad Stevens, Joe Mazzulla and the rest of the Celtics for winning the title last season.

The Boston Celtics celebrated their NBA title from last season at the White House earlier this week. It was a celebratory event, cementing the 2024 title in gra

President Joe Biden welcomed “Coach Joe” Mazzulla and the Boston Celtics to the White House to celebrate the franchise’s unprecedented 18th NBA championship.

The Boston Celtics attended the White House on Thursday, Nov. 21, as the final part of their championship celebrations. The team met with President Joe Biden, took photographs and created lifelong memories. Former Celtic Oshae Brissett was also in attendance as he accepted his invite to reunite with his former teammates for the day.

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Tatum was only about 10 years old when the Celtics last visited the White House in 2008 when Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo formed the nucleus of that championship team that beat his childhood idol Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers.

The NBA champion Boston Celtics' victory lap continues Thursday as the team visits the White House for the traditional celebration with the president.