Following those remarks, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw gave a quick speech before presenting Trump with a No. 47 Dodgers jersey. Kershaw — who missed the team's playoff run due to injury — said he was " in awe " watching the Dodgers surge to the title last season.

After skipping a White House visit back in 2019, Mookie Betts reveals why he will be joining his Dodgers teammates in DC later this month.

Although Kershaw missed the playoffs due to injury, he shared how proud he was to watch his team bring home the title. The custom jersey he presented had "Trump" printed across the back — a fitting touch to cap off the visit.