Basketball Forever

Founded in 2011, Basketball Forever aims to honor the beloved sport of basketball and highlight its power to bring people together globally. Our team, made up of basketball enthusiasts, is dedicated to sharing our love for the game by providing the latest news, insightful commentary, rumors, and cultural insights. We prioritize serving our fans over traditional publishing practices, committing from the very start to create content that is original, engaging, and daring. Basketball Forever was a trailblazer in adopting a social-first publishing strategy, ensuring that all our material is designed for easy access on your mobile devices and on the platforms where you spend most of your time. Since our inception in 2011, we've made significant progress and continue to adapt. However, our unwavering passion for the incredible game of basketball remains constant.

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Steph Curry Reacts to Warriors' Epic Win & Rockets Playoff Series

1 week ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

The Warriors know how to turn it on at the right time and they sure did that against the Grizzlies on Tuesday night. Curry dropped 37 points, eight rebounds, four assists and one steal in the win that sealed the seventh seed and a spot in the playoffs. While Jimmy Butler had his highest scoring game as a Warrior so far – 38 points, seven rebounds, six assists, three steals – no surprise it came after the regular season.
Bradly Beal 'Disrespected' By Suns Former Coach Mike Budenholzer

1 week ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

A story has emerged in the wake of Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer’s firing, involving him and guard Bradley Beal. Haynes recently revealed that Budenholzer wanted Beal to play a role similar to Celtics guard Jrue Holiday—a defense specialist and role player – and safe to say Beal didn’t like it one bit. “Earlier in the season, Coach Budenholzer met with Bradley Beal, and told Bradley Beal, he wanted him to be the Jrue Holiday of this team,“ Haynes said on Haynes Briefs.
JJ Redick Reveals Plan For Lakers vs. Timberwolves Series

1 week ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Lakers head coach JJ Redick is entering his first playoffs series at the helm and he will be using the less is more approach with the team in the lead up. “We will spend some time, Tuesday, Wednesday, introducing a little bit of playoff stuff,” Redick said. “It’s not necessarily going to be everything at once this week. We will have to slow-drip. I think that’s the approach that’s going to work best for our group. So, Tuesday will be about us. Wednesday, we can introduce Minnesota.
Victor Wembanyama Says He's Making Positive Progress Following Blood Clots

1 week ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama addressed the media for the first time on Sunday since being ruled out of season due deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder in February. Although it was his first time speaking to the media in months, Wemby wasn’t quick to give much away in regards to the specifics of his recovery. “I’m not going to expand on my medical record,” he told reporters. He also didn’t disclose if he underwent surgery as part of his treatment for the clots.
Draymond Green's Concerning Admission Following Warriors Loss to Spurs

1 week ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Draymond Green made a telling admission after the Warriors’ shock 114-111 loss to the Spurs on Wednesday night. Green hurt his Defensive Player of the Year chances. Evan Mobley overtook him on PolyMarket Sports as the favorite. Why? Keldon Johnson scored against Green twice down the stretch, which set up an epic Harrison Barnes game-winner. “[We] Couldn’t get a stop,” Green told reporters after the loss. “Couldn’t get into nothing good offensively.
Luka & LeBron React to Doncic's HUGE Game in his Return to Dallas

2 weeks ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Luka Doncic’s first game back at American Airlines Center couldn’t have gone any better. The Lakers star recorded a season-high 45 points, eight rebounds, six assists, four steals and seven three-pointer made in the Lakers’ 112-97 win over the Mavericks. The win also meant that the Lakers clinched a playoff spot in the West. The NBA script writers couldn’t have done a better job, honestly. The night was full of emotions for Luka, who could be seen crying at his tribute video before tip-off.
Inside Michael Malone's Shock Firing at the Nuggets

2 weeks ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

The NBA world was shocked when the Nuggets fired head coach Michael Malone and general manager Calvin Booth on Tuesday, just days before the playoffs begin. “It is with no pleasure that we announce that we have relieved Michael Malone of his head coaching duties, effectively immediately. David Adelman will assume our head coaching role for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.
Stephen A. Smith Seriously Considering Running For President in 2028

2 weeks ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Stephen A. Smith is reconsidering his stance on running for President of the United States in the 2028 election. Smith made his interest known on Monday by retweeting an article in where he spoke about possibility of running for President at the National Association of Broadcasters’ NAB Show in Las Vegas. “Time to stop messing around. Life is great. Especially at ESPN/Disney. Hate the thought of being a politician. But sick of this mess.
Steph Curry Speaks on the Warriors 'Leveling Up'

2 weeks ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

The Warriors have hit a new level heading into the postseason and Steph Curry has spoken about the team’s blistering form. Golden State have won five games in a row and Curry knows that pressure at the back end of the season produces diamonds. “[There’s a] sense of urgency down the stretch,” Curry said. “The feeling of where you are in the standings, every game mattering. And the idea that the chess match of ‘how do we win this particular game?’ becomes a little bit more important.
Jimmy Butler Defends Warrior's Decision to Rest Steph Curry

1 month ago | basketballforever.com | Sam Pasfield

Jimmy Butler has come to the defense of Steph Curry after it was decided he would rest against the Bucks on Tuesday night. “I’m not going to say [Curry is] wearing down, but it’s OK to be tired,” Butler told reporters following Monday’s 114-105 loss to a Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray and Christian Braun-less Nuggets team at Chase Center. “That’s on myself, and that’s on us as a unit to pick up the slack for him. As [much as] everybody wants to think he’s superhuman, he is not.