The Boston Red Sox arrive to the White House South Lawn where they will be celebrated by President Obama for their 2013 World Series win.
Obama congratulates the World Series champions and salutes Red Sox fans for their unwavering support.
White House photographer Pete Souza, a die-hard Red Sox fan, sports a Boston cap as he photographs the team's recognition by the president.
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz takes a selfie with President Obama after presenting him with a customized Red Sox jersey.
White House press secretary Jay Carney sports a Red Sox cap as he leaves the South Lawn following the event.
Red Sox player Johnny Gomes fields media questions about his choice of outfit following the event on the South Lawn.
MVP David Ortiz hands autographed baseballs back to a fan.
Red Sox players David Ortiz, Koji Uehara and Johnny Gomes joke around and take photos in front of the White House following their celebration.
The White House welcomed World Series champions the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday.
President Obama congratulated the team for their win as well as their contributions to the Boston community. He highlighted the importance of the Red Sox win following the Boston bombing and commended the team on their support of the victims and their families. The event ended with slugger David Ortiz taking a selfie with President Obama after presenting him with a customized Red Sox jersey.
