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Bucks looking for more scoring, Heat looking for fewer mistakes in Game 2 of their series

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    Miami Heat forward LeBron James, center, congratulates Ray Allen (34), Shane Battier (31) and Chris Andersen (11) during the fourth quarter of Game 1 of their first-round NBA basketball playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks in Miami, Sunday, April 21, 2013. The Heat won 110-87. (AP Photo/El Nuevo Herald, David Santiago) MAGS OUT (The Associated Press)

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    Milwaukee Bucks head coach Jim Boylan looks down on the sideline during the second half of Game 1 of their first-round NBA basketball playoff series against the Miami Heat in Miami, Sunday April 21, 2013. The Heat won 110-87. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz) (The Associated Press)

MIAMI – Milwaukee liked much of what it saw on the videotape of Game 1. Miami could not say the same.

Strange, considering the Heat rolled to open their first-round series with the Bucks.

The Heat broke down tape of their mistakes for an hour on Monday, one day before they will play host to Milwaukee in Game 2 of their Eastern Conference matchup. And long after practice, LeBron James, Ray Allen and Mario Chalmers stayed on the court to work on 3-point shooting, something Miami struggled with in Game 1.

Bucks coach Jim Boylan knows the already-long odds his team faces will only get longer if they can't steal Game 2. Still, he says "no one's in a panic" and that there are adjustments Milwaukee can make before Tuesday night.