Some of Minnesota's biggest sports stars are reacting on social media to the mass shooting in Las Vegas, of which you can keep up to date with the latest details by clicking here.
Here are the players who have commented. We'll continue updating the story as players react.
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He was in a group of small game hunters when he was shot.
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The 13 year old has been missing for more than a month now.
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The hip hop star joined the likes of Childish Gambino and Ariana Grande on the list.
Some sent their condolences, others called for stiffer gun control laws.
Kyle Rudolph and Michael Floyd did well, as did former Timberwolf Kevin Love.
Todd Blyleven said he probably helped rescue 30-40 people.
Other Minnesotans witnessed the attack as well.
Todd Blyleven said he probably helped rescue 30-40 people.
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