Intro:

San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat coaches and players talk ahead of game 2 of the NBA Finals on Friday in Miami, USA.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Gregg Popovich, Gregg Popovich Coach:

"Well, we've never labelled it as someone's team. It's our team. It's not my team or Tim's team or Manu's team or Tony's team. It's our team. But the offense has certainly morphed into more of a perimeter offense than a post offense like it was when Timmy was younger. We still use Timmy on the post a good deal. But the ball is probably in Tony and Manu's hands more than it is in Timmy's hands. That's for sure."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs:

"I don't know what particular reason it is. I think we are playing our best basketball of the season so far. Just getting into that rhythm. We're healthy. We've got all our pieces together. And I think everybody understands the importance of the situation. The position that we're in. So we're being a lot more focused right now for the entire 48. We're taking it game by game. But guys are definitely locked in."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat:

"We'll figure it out. We're a team that always makes the adjustment. I'm not saying it's guaranteed we're going to make the adjustment that's going to win us the game. But I feel we'll play better, especially when we're in those moments. That's kind of what we pride ourselves on. We'll be better in the fourth quarter in Game 2. If we're not, then we're putting ourselves in a big hole. So I believe we will."

SOUNDBITE: (English) LeBron James, Miami Heat:

"It's not easy for sure. It's definitely not going to be easy versus this team we're going against now. But we've been able to get better. We've been able to make adjustments going from one game to the next. We kind of just bounce back after a loss. No matter if it's on the road or at home. We've been able to bounce back.