Wah na na na Wah na na na cry little ball boy

[DoBW]

Whoever wins, we all win

— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson.bsky.social) 2025-11-01T00:42:40.611Z

[elleng]

1. SICK man!!!

[perfessor]

3. It was me. I rigged it.

Come and get me sucker.

[Lifeafter70]

4. He is one crazy old man

Somebody get a white coat for him.

[Deuxcents]

5. I absolutely refuse to let this small minded pos ruin what little joy we have left in this country 🤬🖕

[greatauntoftriplets]

6. So he's not inviting them to a construction site?

They'll be happy to avoid the asbestos floating around.

[QueerDuck]

7. He's sundowning.

[hatrack]

8. Shut up you WHINY LITTLE BITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jesus Christ, I am so sick of his endless bitching and moaning and pants-pissing tantrums.

SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP.

[Timewas]

9. Since both teams

Already said they would not go to the white house not a big deal except to asshat

[spanone]

10. Such a fucking pig.

[vapor2]

11. It's Antifa for sure

[teach1st]

12. Snopes (and others) says this is a fake Trump post

Did Trump share post calling World Series 'rigged'?

The purported Truth Social post also said the president wouldn't invite the winning team to the White House.

We found no evidence on Trump's social media accounts of him ever having made the above post....given that it is a clearly doctored screenshot of a TruthSocial post, we rate this claim as fake.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-world-series-post/

[Leghorn21]

13. Yes, it's bogus - I always check his idiotic account when I see something like this and half the time it's real and the

other half it ain’t! — this one isn’t real….(yet?!!)

[Faux pas]

14. Lol too late

they already said they weren't going

[pat_k]

15. Preemptive strike. He's learned his lesson. He knows they all -- or at least some -- wouldn't show up.

He figured out how hated he is outside his sychophantic bubble.

Golden State Warriors (NBA - 2017 and 2018): After winning the 2017 NBA championship, several players, including Stephen Curry, indicated they did not want to visit. In response, President Trump publicly withdrew the invitation via a tweet. No invitation was extended after their 2018 win either.

Philadelphia Eagles (NFL - 2018): After their Super Bowl victory, a large number of players stated they would not attend the traditional White House ceremony due to ongoing disputes with Trump over national anthem protests. The president subsequently canceled the event less than 24 hours before it was to occur, and instead held a different ceremony for fans.

North Carolina Tar Heels (NCAA Men's Basketball - 2017): The team cited "scheduling conflicts" in declining their invitation, though head coach Roy Williams had been publicly critical of Trump.

Notable individual absences

New England Patriots (NFL - 2017): While the team attended, a handful of players, including Tom Brady (citing personal reasons), skipped the visit.

Boston Red Sox (MLB - 2018): Manager Alex Cora, from Puerto Rico, and several players of color, including Mookie Betts, did not attend the ceremony, with Cora citing his discomfort with the administration's response to Hurricane Maria.

Washington Capitals (NHL - 2018): The team visited, but several players, including goalie Braden Holtby, did not attend due to personal values and political disagreements.