NBA Adjusts Schedule Following Wildfires and Severe Weather

Nine games have been rescheduled, with one still awaiting a new date, as the league navigates disruptions caused by natural disasters.

The NBA has postponed and rescheduled games due to Los Angeles wildfires and icy weather in Atlanta, affecting nine matchups overall.
Three previously postponed games have been assigned new dates, including Hornets-Lakers on Feb. 19, Rockets-Hawks on Jan. 28, and Hornets-Clippers on March 16.
Six additional games have been moved to accommodate the rescheduling, impacting teams like the Clippers, Jazz, and Wizards.
The Spurs-Lakers game, postponed on Jan. 11, has not yet been assigned a new date, with updates expected later.
Players and coaches from affected teams, including the Lakers and Clippers, have expressed the emotional toll of playing during ongoing wildfires, with some losing homes or focusing on family safety.