The four NBA games postponed last week -- three by the devastating wildfires in the Los Angeles area and one by a winter storm in Atlanta -- have caused a ripple effect in the league's schedule, with nine games involving nine teams being rescheduled to make up for those dates and one game's makeup date still to be determined.

NEW YORK — The NBA has rescheduled two games postponed due to catastrophic wildfires in Southern California, as well as a game postponed due to a winter storm in Atlanta.

Rescheduling the three games in Los Angeles and the one in Atlanta required moving six other games around as well.

Three of the seven NBA games scheduled for Saturday have been postponed indefinitely -- two because of the California wildfires and one because of a winter storm in Atlanta.

The National Basketball Association game scheduled for this afternoon between the Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena has been postponed. The decision was made i

Los Angeles Lakers game in Los Angeles and the Charlotte Hornets-Los Angeles Clippers game in Inglewood, California, “due to the ongoing wildfires in the Los Angeles area,” the league announced in a news release.

The NBA announced that Saturday's home games for both the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers have been postponed as the wildfires sweep through Southern California.

Spurs-Lakers at Crypto.com Arena and Hornets-Clippers at Intuit Dome -- due to the ongoing wildfires in Southern California. The league and NBPA also have donated $1M to organizations aiding fire relief.