In the eighteenth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito revisit the night that the mighty Golden State Warriors nearly saw their bid for a back-to-back go down in flames... if only the Houston Rockets didn't miss 27 three-point attempts in a row.

First, Sonny and Vin set the scene, taking a look at the summer's of 2016 and 2017, which brought Kevin Durant to the Bay, and Chris Paul to H-Town. Then they discuss what made the Rockets such a unique and challenging foil for a Warriors team that dominated everyone else in the postseason in 2017 and 2018.

Then the guys get to the game, breaking down Houston's early success, Golden State's invincibility and the Rockets struggles from downtown.

Rockets fans may want to avoid this one -- though Sonny stands by his midseason 2018 prediction that the Rockets would win the NBA Title -- but everybody else is in for a good one in the latest episode of NBA Campfire!

Game 7. The two greatest words in sports, and on June 19th, 2016, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors played in the most watched Game 7 in NBA history.

On this week's episode of The NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito break down one of the best and most memorable games of the last 25 years.

The guys break down all of the historical stakes heading into the game, and then quarter by quarter, they hit all of the big moments... Draymond's three-point barrage, Kyrie's third quarter brilliance, LeBron's defensive masterclass, and the sequence that tied it all together: The Block, The Shot, and The Stop.

Do you have your graham crackers and marshmallows ready? Hope so, because this episode of Campfire is one you won't wanna miss.

In the sixteenth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito break down the final night of the 2015-16 regular season, a monumental night in the Association that saw the Golden State Warriors go for 73, and Kobe Bryant go for 60.

First, Sonny and Vinney break down the Warriors pursuit of the single-season wins record, Stephen Curry's brilliant MVP season, and what made the Dubs so damn good -- besides, you know, ridiculous talent.

Then, the guys go bucket by bucket, revisiting Kobe Bryant's iconic final game in the NBA before touching on why this is Kobe's defining performance and exploring whether we will ever see a performance like this one again.

Whether you were watching 'Kobe's Farewell' or 'Chasing History' in the moment, this episode of NBA Campfire is one worth settling in for.

In the fifteenth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito explore how the San Antonio Spurs were able to overcome one of the most brutal defeats in NBA history in the 2013 NBA Finals to come back and win the Title the following summer.

In their rewatch of a Western Conference Finals heavyweight fight between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs, Sonny and Vin break down the game and all of the big moments and key players... a young Kawhi Leonard coming into his own, Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili turning back the clock, and an interesting power struggle between Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook in OKC.

Finally, the guys close the episode with a Draft of the most crucial moments of the Spurs dynasty, hitting on topics such as the 2014 NBA Finals, Tim Duncan's Hall of Fame enshrinement, Robert Horry's clutch performance in 2005, and Gregg Popovich's record-setting career.

Grab your marshmallows and yell 'Go Spurs Go!' It's time to take a seat around the Campfire.

In the fourteenth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito take a seat around the campfire and rewatch an all-time classic from the 2013 NBA Finals.

First, Sonny and Vinney revisit the Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak down the back half of the 2012-13 season and ponder whether this was the best regular season stretch of LeBron James' career, as LeBron Culture and Heat Culture meshed in South Beach.

Then, after breaking down an unexpectedly open West Playoff race, they get into the first of two consecutive Finals matchups between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs, with a particular focus on Game 6, which instantly went down as one of the best NBA Finals games ever.

As they recap the matchup, Sonny and Vinney hit on all the key points of the Game 6... Tim Duncan's big first half, San Antonio's strategy in defending LeBron James and Dwyane Wade's, Miami's 4th quarter run, the Heat's near collapse in the final two minutes, Gregg Popovich's decision to have Duncan on the bench late, and finally, Ray Allen's super clutch three pointer, set up by a big-time rebound and heady pass by Chris Bosh.

One of the greatest stories ever told is on deck for the NBA Campfire! Let's go!

In the thirteenth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito take a seat around the campfire and revisit Stephen Curry's 54 point explosion at Madison Square Garden.

First, Sonny and Vinney discuss the doomed-from-the-beginning Stephen Curry/Monta Ellis pairing, and break down why it was necessary for the Warriors to trade Ellis, even beyond any reasons that had to do with Stephen Curry.

Then, the guys break down the game, a competitive regular season matchup at The World's Most Famous Arena between the best Knicks team in a decade and an emerging, youthful Warriors squad led by a young, budding superstar in Stephen Curry. Bucket by bucket, Sonny and Vinney break down how Steph got his 54 points.

Finally, Sonny and Vinney settle in for a Madison Square Garden Games Draft, selecting the most noteworthy basketball games of the century at MSG.

If you've got all you need for S'mores, now's the time to take a seat around the NBA Campfire.

In the twelfth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito break down one of the most important games in the long and storied career of LeBron James. His career was on trial going into Game 6 of the 2012 Eastern Conference Finals, and the King delivered a statement in the form of a 45 point masterpiece.

First, Sonny and Vinney revisit the beginning of the 2012 NBA Playoffs, going over Derrick Rose's ACL tear, Boston's unexpected run to another Eastern Conference Finals on the back of Rajon Rondo, and Miami's tricky test against the Indiana Pacers in Round 2.

Then, they get into the bitterness of the Heat/Celtics rivalry, and they go over one LeBron bucket after another before discussing what the game meant to his legacy.

Get those marshmallows ready, we got a fun story to tell around the NBA Campfire today

In the a very special Christmas episode of The NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito break down one of the darkest moments of the century for the National Basketball Association... the 2011 Lockout.

First, Sonny and Vin go over the details of the Lockout, from July all the way through November, when it looked like there was going to be a lost season.

Then the guys discuss the cultural importance of the 'Basketball Never Stops' movement, and explore how a summer without the NBA changed basketball forever.

Then, they transition to the two and a half week period where the league was returning to action, focusing mostly on David Stern's full-blown heel turn, the Chris Paul trade that was (to the Clippers), and the one that wasn't (to the Lakers).

Finally, the guys break down the five Christmas Day games that kicked the lockout season off, reminiscing about a classic at MSG, a Heat beatdown of the Mavericks, and a gritty nail-biter between the Bulls and Lakers.

In the 10th episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito go month by month, breaking down the transformative 2010-11 NBA season.

Starting with The Decision in July 2010 and ending with the Dallas Mavericks' NBA Title win in June 2011, Sonny and Vin hit all of the major moments of the 2010-11 season, including: the FIBA World Cup, LeBron's return to Cleveland, the emergence of Blake Griffin, the Carmelo Anthony trade, the Grit and Grind Grizzlies and much more!

In the ninth episode of NBA Campfire, Sonny Giuliano and Vinney Zambito break down the 21st century revival of the Boston Celtics/Los Angeles Lakers rivalry, which reached its apex in Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals.

First, Sonny and Vinney revisit the 2008 Finals, which set the stage for a 7-game battle two years later, as the Lakers were looking for a repeat and Kobe was chasing down his 5th championship.

Then, they dive into the game itself, an instant class rock fight that is not for those who love beautiful offense. But if you're looking for a gritty, grimy, down to the wire rugby match, we've got the game for you!