Sports World Honors Victims of Paris Attacks

Across professional and college sports, many teams have paid tribute to the victims of Friday’s attacks in Paris. Some played the French national anthem, presented the French colors, and held a moment of silence. Players and fans paid there respects with French flags and signs. The message of solidarity was clear.

Wembley Stadium and England fan

Caleb McNeill, Army

DaVonte' Neal, Arizona

Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning

Florida Panthers fans

Montreal Canadiens

Alexis Ajinca

Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton Oilers

New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs

Kevin Seraphin, New York Knicks

LSU fans

Jerald Hawkins, LSU

Darian Stewart, Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos fans

Denver Broncos

Cliff Avril, Seattle Seahawks

Seattle Seahawks

Atlanta Hawks and Utah Jazz

Atlanta Hawks fans

Barclays ATP World Tour Finals

New Jersey Devils and Pittsburgh Penguins

Jordin Tootoo, New Jersey Devils

Ben McLemore, Sacramento Kings

Rudy Gay, Sacramento Kings

Minnesota Timberwolves and Memphis Grizzlies

Benjamin Hebert

Oakland Raiders fans

Baltimore Ravens fans

Chicago Bears fans

St. Louis Rams fans

Boston Bruins

Dallas Stars and Minnesota Wild

Antoine Roussel, Dallas Stars

Dallas Stars fans

San Antonio Spurs

Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz

FIA World Rally Championship drivers and team members

Sebastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia

University of Houston fans

Arizona State fans

Cardale Jones, Ohio State

Los Angeles Lakers and Detroit Pistons

Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets

Buffalo Sabres and San Jose Sharks

Columbus Blue Jackets and Arizona Coyotes

St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks

Los Angeles Clippers and Detroit Pistons

Cricket All-Stars Series

Cricket All-Stars Series fans

Formula One Grand Prix of Brazil drivers

Ottawa Fury fans

Ottawa Fury goalkeeper Romuald Peiser

Sergio Garcia

European Rugby Champions Cup

Sweden's Friends Arena, Euro qualifier play-off

SMU

Pittsburgh Steelers

New York Giants

Washington Wizards