The NBA has postponed more games due to the Los Angeles fires, as the Los Angeles Lakers vs San Antonio Spurs, and Los Angeles Clippers vs Charlotte Hornets games have been postponed, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.

In response to the ongoing wildfires that have affected the Los Angeles area, the NBA will be postponing two games on Saturday in an attempt to focus on relief

In response to the serious crisis, the NBA has taken precautionary measures by postponing two games scheduled for Saturday in Los Angeles.

Prayers are coming in for Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Reddick following some disheartening news from NBA insider Shams Charania. Redick revealed that his family was among those forced to ...

Russell Westbrook shares an emotional response to the Los Angeles wildfires following the Nuggets' dominant win over the Clippers.

Sources told ESPN's Shams Charania that Redick's rental ... He said Draymond Green's home in Los Angeles is also fine for now. Clippers star Kawhi Leonard left the team in Denver on Wednesday ...

Multiple wildfires spawned by dry conditions and high winds have ravaged the Los Angeles area this week, as more than 180,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes due to the fires. Sports are well down the list of importance in Los Angeles right now,

and Los Angeles Clippers vs Charlotte Hornets games have been postponed, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. This news comes at a scary time for many across the city and the league. For instance ...

The Los Angeles Clippers are looking to continue a five-game home win streak with a victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Cleveland Browns are poised to land a quarterback with their No. 2 pick in the NFL draft but a notable name doesn't think Shedeur Sanders will be an option.

If the Heat don't move Jimmy Butler by the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, he'd be better off picking up his player option to facilitate a trade this offseason.

The Bulls star has a legitimate All-Star case. He's averaging 24 points per game, has scored 30-plus points in six straight games and he's shooting 45 percent from 3-point range, the fifth-best mark in the NBA — but Chicago still can't find anyone to take on his contract.