The Los Angeles wildfires in Southern California continue to rage and become the most destructive wildfires in the region's history. NBA Lakers head coach Redick's home was also burned down in the fire, and he also shed tears in an interview on the 11th, and looked forward to the Lakers returning to home games as soon as possible.

The Lakers' game with the Spurs on the 12th was postponed due to the Los Angeles Wildfire

Lakers coach Redick moved his family from Brooklyn to Los Angeles in order to take over the Purple and Gold Army Charms, renting a house in the local upscale community "Pacific Palisades", but because of the fire that burned down, the family of four can only live in a temporary hotel. "I didn't expect anything like this to happen," Redick said, adding that it was a massive destruction and destruction, and that he had to take a detour back to his rented apartment, which was all burned down, "and our home was gone." ”

Lakers coach Redick

Redick considers himself lucky, others are in worse situations than him, and he doesn't want the outside world to feel sorry for him and his family, "We'll be fine, some people are trying to restore their homes because of political problems and insurance problems, and we will do what we can to help the victims." ”

The Lakers' game with the Hornets was postponed due to wildfires, the game with the Spurs on the 12th was also postponed again, and another game between the Clippers and the Hornets was also postponed.