Wildfires raging in California in the western United States have caused the NBA Lakers to postpone two consecutive home games, and the Clippers have been forced to shout cards for their game against the Hornets. The good news came out on the 13th Beijing time, and the game between the Lakers' home Crypto.com Arena and the Clippers' home stadium Intuit Dome on Monday will be played as scheduled.

The Lakers' game against the Spurs on the 14th started as usual

The Palisades fire in Los Angeles, California, continues to rage and is the most devastating fire in Los Angeles' history, with about 105,000 people being forced to evacuate their homes, destroying more than 5,600 buildings, burning more than 24,000 acres of land, and killing at least 16 people so far.

The Lakers' recent game with the Hornets and Spurs was postponed due to wildfires, and the battle between the Clippers and Hornets on the 12th was also canceled. The NBA announced on the 13th that tomorrow's Lakers and Spurs battles, as well as the Clippers and Heat, will be played as originally planned.

Regarding the prospect of a return to play at home tomorrow, Clippers head coach Tyronn Lu said, "It's beyond my responsibility, and I think the league has handled the situation well. "Tyronlu hopes to bring joy and strength to the people of Los Angeles through tomorrow's game, and I hope everyone can put a smile on their faces during this difficult time.