Kings hold moment of silence to honor victims of Thousand Oaks shooting

Also wear helmet decals and raise funds for Ventura County Foundation

MIN@LAK: Kings and Wild hold moment of silence

By Daniel O'Leary @DanOLeary25 / NHL.com Staff Writer

The Los Angeles Kings held a moment of silence at Staples Center before their game against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday to honor the victims of the shooting in Thousand Oaks, California on Wednesday.

Twelve peolpe were killed at Borderline Bar and Grill, including a Ventura County deputy sherriff.
Players from the Kings and Wild held up signs that said "Enough" before the game. They also wore the "Enough" decal on their helmets.

Kings president Luc Robitaille spoke during an intermission interview about the Kings' plans to pay tribute to victims and how the team will stay involved with campaigns to end gun violence

There was also a special 50/50 raffle on Thursday.

Money raised will benefit the Ventura County Family Foundation and the total donation will be matched by Kings players.

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