It's his party, he can invite who he wants

President Trump said on Friday that he won't invite either NBA Finals team to the White House no matter the winner, but noted that other winning teams have visited while sounding hopeful that the Washington Capitals would make the short trip.

"You know my attitude. If they want to be here, it’s the greatest on Earth," he said of teams visiting the White House. "If they don’t want to be here, I don’t want them."

  The Hill

How many blacks are on the NHL Capitals team?

"I didn’t invite [Cavaliers forward] LeBron James and I didn’t invite [Warriors point guard] Steph Curry. We’re not going to invite either team," Trump said.

And why single out those two to be named? Could it be because those two were in the news saying they wouldn't go?

Trump insisted, however, that the White House has "other teams that are coming," naming Alabama's college football team, which visited in April; the New England Patriots, the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Clemson University Tigers football team, who visited the White House last year.

"I think we’ll have the Caps," Trump said the morning after the hockey team in the city he now resides in won the Stanley Cup. "I mean, we’ll see."

Again, how many blacks?

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.