According to ESPN insider Shams Charania, who broke the news on Thursday, Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick was one of many Californians whose homes were destroyed by the ongoing wildfires.
More than 2,000 homes and businesses were destroyed and five lives lost in the devastating fires that rocked the Pacific Palisades area and other parts of Los Angeles. It is now anticipated to be the most costly fire in U.S. history, and it is also the most destructive fire in Los Angeles County’s recorded history.
The catastrophe has had a profound effect on many famous people, including Billy Crystal, James Woods, and Kawhi Leonard of the Los Angeles Clippers. Redick said a few days ago that he and his family had escaped the fire’s early phases.
In his statement, Redick acknowledged the situation and offered his prayers and thoughts to everyone in the Palisades. “This is where I live.” Everyone in my family and my wife’s side of the family has escaped, even her identical sister. There are a lot of people in difficulty right now, including my family. Judging by the winds that are predicted for tonight, it’s clear that a lot of people are worried. Along with my good wishes, I’d like to express my gratitude for that. With my sincere hope that everyone stays safe.
The Lakers’ scheduled evening game against the Charlotte Hornets at the Crypto.com Arena has been rescheduled, according to Charania’s report on Thursday. He went on to say that the fire completely destroyed Redick’s home.
Tragic fires in Los Angeles have taken a toll on numerous lives, according to Charania’s tweet. “Among those affected are Lakers personnel, specifically head coach JJ Redick, who has unfortunately lost his home.”
A Major Wildfire Outbreak Has Destroyed the Home of Los Angeles Lakers Coach JJ Redick.
