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LOS ANGELES – Before their match, Saturday afternoon, the visiting Clippers and Bucks wore black T-shirts with the logo "Enough" on the chest and the names of the victims of a mass shot nearby, to Thousand Oaks, California.
Late Wednesday evening, an armed man with a 21st caliber 218 Glock fired at Borderline Bar & Grill, a popular country and western club about 45 km northwest of Los Angeles. Twelve people, including a police officer, were killed in the attack.
That's enough #ENOUGH.
We remain united and we remember those who died in the tragic shooting in Thousand Oaks. pic.twitter.com/ghkmRXXByl
– THE Clippers (@LAClippers) November 10, 2018
ENOUGH. pic.twitter.com/YPgZKXXZnN
– Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) November 10, 2018
The Clippers were in Portland when they learned the tragedy. Clippers' management took note that the Los Angeles Kings wore decals with the inscription "Enough" on their helmets on the ice at Staples Center on Thursday night. Headed by Annemarie Loflin, Clippers basketball chief of staff, and equipment manager Max Reza, the team quickly ordered "Enough" t-shirts ahead of Saturday's game. .
The Clippers invited the Bucks to participate in the commemoration. Both teams wore jerseys, which were approved by the NBA, under their warmup jackets and revealed them during a moment of silence in the dark of the stage.
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