Asked about what will happen tonight in Game 2, Taj McWilliams-Franklin laughed at first.
"I am going to have to look into my ESPN ball to see," the Lynx center said.
"It will be a lot different from both teams, actually. Indiana will be bracing for a harder game, more fast-paced," she said. "And we will play like we know how to play. Definitely. It's important."
McWilliams-Franklin said the key for the Lynx is not to overanalyze the loss in Game 1 too much.
"Focus in on what we do well," she said. "And that is run, rebound. And that is important for us, and important for what we do on the court. Just to remember who we are and not try to change that and be something we are not.
"We are not a set-up team. We can play that way but we would rather get out and run. We did pretty well the limited times we did in Game 1 and we are going to increase that."
Erlana Larkins, Indiana's 6-1 forward, kept the Lynx from running by either making baskets (she had 16 points) or grabbing offensive rebounds (seven).
How do you contain her? "I don't know," Mama Taj said. "We play and we rebound. So that's all we are going to do. We will see what happens.