belinelli's shot misses. how about the last three road games as belinelli drives and finishes. oklahoma city, they defeat the thunder before maybe the loudest crowd in the league without tony parkner the second half. and they were down nine at halftime. then game three and four, two of the most dominant road victories in the nba finals we've seen in a long time. >> jeff: you're right. i mean, and to get this one, after the blowout in game three, in the manner in which they did it, as cory joseph, the easy lay-in. just amazing. >> mike: tony parker said yesterday, he felt this year they played better on the road than they did at home. >> mark: they don't get rattled. and solid play allows their game to travel. when you defend at a high level. and you are unselfish on the offensive end, it does not matter where you play. >> mike: whistle and a foul. heat will lose two in a row for the first time since the 2012 eastern conference finals. that's a span of 49 playoff games. they had gone 13-0, they won their last 13 games after a playoff loss. that streak comes to an end. they hadn'

belinelli with the shot clock winding down. oden's really handled this year very well.e'll get to him in just a moment, as we listen to gregg popovich. >> great leadership. you doesn't get 30, great leadership and solid, solid play with the ball. great job. >> mark: that's awesome. you know why? because tony parker, future hall of famer is talking to pop like he's his high school coach. i mean, the respect, the appreciate. he followed the orders to a t. >> jeff: but don't -- they have a unique humility about them. their whole team. just -- they're a nonbrand team. i don't know if any of those guys have endorsements or not, but -- as norris cole drives, but i'm looking at them, like, the way they talk in between games, i just -- >> mike: don't you think that starts with your star player, duncan? >> jeff: i actually think it starts with ownership. i think then it's management, coach, best player, they're all together in that humble approach to their success. >> mark: you got to be automobile to coach your best player. and i certainly agree that tim duncan sents the tone f