When it comes to the L.A. wildfires, Hall of Fame tennis champion Pam Shriver might be one of the biggest losers. The broadcaster first was forced to evacuate her home during the devastating Palisades Fire, then her car — storing some of her most prized tennis trophies — was stolen from the Los Angeles hotel where she was staying.

Tennis Hall of Famer Pam Shriver, one of the greatest doubles players in history, said Thursday that a car she was using to temporarily store “most” of her grand slam trophies was stolen.

Shortly after Pam Shriver woke up Thursday at the Marina del Rey DoubleTree, where she has been staying the past week since fleeing the Pacific Palisades fire in Los Angeles, she realized her son’s car, containing her collection of Grand Slam trophies, had been stolen.

Former tennis great Pam Shriver faced a double setback after being forced to evacuate due to the raging Los Angeles wildfires. In a cruel twist, her car was stolen as she lost her cherished Grand Slam trophies.

US tennis great Pam Shriver revealed on Thursday that a horde of major trophies from her Hall of Fame career were stolen along with her car after she evacuated following the Los Angeles wildfire disas

Hall of Fame tennis player Pam Shriver was forced to evacuate her home due to the California wildfires. Unfortunately, things only got worse from there for the 21-time Grand Slam champion. Shriver had to stay at the Marina Del Ray in California since her house was in the

Hall of Fame tennis player Pam Shriver wanted to save some of her most precious trophies from the California wildfires, but she ended up losing them in another way. ESPN reports that when Shriver, 62,

Pam Shriver, a former professional tennis player and Hall of Fame member, had her car stolen near Los Angeles this week, along with several major trophies from her illustrious athletic career. Shriver took her Dodge Durango Hellcat to flee from the Pacific Palisades fire,