The United States has once again been rocked by a tragic mass shooting, with the latest incident occurring in Jacksonville, Florida on Sunday. The NBA is in mourning with the rest of the nation, and some players have taken to Twitter to share their grief.

The shooting took place during a Madden 2019 tournament. One of the participants brought a handgun to the event and opened fire after losing, killing two people and wounding nine others. Two other people suffered injuries fleeing the scene. One of the wounded is a member of the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA 2K team.

The shooter then turned the gun to himself and took his own life even before police could arrive on the scene.

Karl-Anthony Towns was one of the first to respond to the events.

Dwyane Wade was heartbroken when he first heard the news.

Resident NBA troll Enes Kanter of the New York Knicks put his comedic posts on hold as he expressed sympathy for the victims of the tragedy.

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Denver Nuggets guard Isaiah Thomas also sent out his thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families.

Former NBA stud and two-time All-Star Baron Davis gave a brief yet sound reminder on the power of prayer.

Jaren Jackson Jr., the Memphis Grizzlies' fourth overall pick in this year's draft, has called for strength and unity amidst all the evil around us.

This is definitely another sad day for our country. We here at ClutchPoints would also like to send our condolences to the families of the victims.