The Los Angeles Lakers have had their last two games — Thursday against the Charlotte Hornets and Saturday against the San Antonio Spurs — postponed amid the wildfires ravaging various communities in L.A. The towns of Pacific Palisades and Altadena have been the hardest hit, as both places are virtually unrecognizable.
Lakers head coach JJ Redick was one of the hardest hit in the organization. He and his family lived in Pacific Palisades and lost their home — along with two decades worth of memories brought with them from Brooklyn — in the Palisades fire. Redick got emotional talking about the situation amid the two game postponements.