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Bay Area sports figures and teams respond to Las Vegas tragedy via Twitter
Local sports community offers its best wishes to those effected
In the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas which left at least 58 dead and hundreds wounded, Bay Area sports figures and teams have taken to Twitter to express their support for those effected by the tragedy.
Find a sampling of the responses in the tweets below...
Prayers for Vegas! ----
— Javale McGee (@JaValeMcGee34) October 2, 2017Hearts and prayers to the families of the Las Vegas tragedy. #Stopthehate
— Shaun Livingston (@ShaunLivingston) October 2, 2017Heart of the Raider Nation goes out to Las Vegas: https://t.co/ZBSPSAWRWx pic.twitter.com/clLc6xkE4l
— OAKLAND RAIDERS (@RAIDERS) October 2, 2017Praying for Vegas ----
— Khalil Mack (@52Mack_) October 2, 2017Woke up to the terrible news in Las Vegas. My thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims, families, & everyone involved. ----
— Seth Roberts (@SethTRoberts) October 2, 2017Vegas ----
— HADDY (@JIHADWARD17) October 2, 2017Heart and prayers goes out to Vegas #LasVegas #PrayForTheWorld #PrayingforVegas #lovenothate
— TJ Carrie (@tj_carrie) October 2, 2017Heartbreaking --! Prayers to the families and victims of this tragedy. #Psalms34:18 #PrayForLasVegas
— Erik Harris (@e_harris_31) October 2, 2017On behalf of the entire 49ers organization, we are deeply saddened by today's horrific news in Las Vegas. Sending thoughts and prayers to the families and all those affected by this tragedy.
----#PrayForTheWorld
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 2, 2017My heart hurts for those effected in Las Vegas. This is so senseless.
— Eric Reid (@E_Reid35) October 2, 2017Praying for all the families and people affected by the tragic events in Vegas! I just don’t understand it!!
Matthew 5:4
— Bradley Pinion (@pinion92) October 2, 2017Praying for the victims and families in Las Vegas
— Arik Armstead (@arikarmstead) October 2, 2017My heart is completely shattered right now. Praying so hard for everyone in Vegas and all those loved ones------
— Solomon Thomas (@SollyThomas90) October 2, 2017My prayers go out to all of the victims and families impacted by the senseless violence in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/H9JJugoBYI
— Elvis Dumervil (@EKD92) October 2, 2017Sad day in the World. #PrayForLasVegas ----
— 7️⃣even (@EliHarold_) October 2, 2017Praying & truly mourning for all those affected by this tragedy in Vegas.
— Brock Coyle (@BrockCoyle56) October 2, 2017Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by the terrible tragedy in Las Vegas.
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) October 2, 2017Devastated by the tragedy in Las Vegas. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and the whole Las Vegas community.
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) October 2, 2017We fortunately left Las Vegas safely. Thoughts and prayers with everyone today.
— Dan Rusanowsky (@DanRusanowsky) October 2, 2017