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After the defending-champion Boston Celtics visited the White House on Thursday, owner Wyc Grousbeck addressed the eventual sale of the team. On a conference call, Grousbeck declined to offer details about the process,

Five months after their ownership group announced the Boston Celtics were for sale, governor Wyc Grousbeck provided an update on the process. Speaking

Wyc Grousbeck spoke to the crowd at the White House South Lawn after President Joe Biden as the Celtics were honored as 2024 NBA champions.

The Celtics are riding high, and so is Wyc Grousbeck. Fresh off celebrating the team’s record-setting 18th NBA championship at the White House, the Celtics’ longtime owner made it clear he’s not stepping aside just yet.

Accepting an invitation from President Biden is still an honor. But no NBA team visited Trump during his four years.

Several members of the organization stayed at the White House after the celebratory ceremony in the Rose Garden to meet with the White House officials. The group included co-owner Steve Pagliuca, president of basketball operations Brad Stevens and several players.

But if Boston was the last one to visit the White House for a few years, they made the most of it. The 2024 title was the first for the Celtics since the 2007-08 season and it saw