Salmon Arm Silverbacks' forward Devin Gannon discusses a slow start to Game 5, playing their best in the third period, nothing to be proud of yet, playing a shutdown role, stepping up in the adsence of others in round 1, joining a line with Dave Killip & Brett Knowles, and not thinking ahead to potential rest.
Salmon Arm Silverbacks' General Manager & Head Coach Tim Kehler discusses generating more in Game 4 than in the first three games, Joel Rumpel playing well, still being in the driver's seat, not recieving a powerplay, lines 1-3 playing with the same desperation as line 4, not having to shorten up the bench, and matchups not being a factor.
Penticton Vees' General Manager and Head Coach Fred Harbinson discusses getting goals from a pair of three-year veterans, playing with a lead, on the backend of another mistake, a huge turning point early, shortening the bench again, playing well once the lead was closed to one, a couple of pretty good 1994 born kids, an explanation for telling a player to stay down, and not losing three straight games at home.
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Salmon Arm Silverbacks' forward Devin Gannon discusses a slow start to Game 5, playing their best in the third period, nothing to be proud of yet, playing a shutdown role, stepping up in the adsence of others in round 1, joining a line with Dave Killip & Brett Knowles, and not thinking ahead to potential rest. 
Salmon Arm Silverbacks' General Manager & Head Coach Tim Kehler discusses generating more in Game 4 than in the first three games, Joel Rumpel playing well, still being in the driver's seat, not recieving a powerplay, lines 1-3 playing with the same desperation as line 4, not having to shorten up the bench, and matchups not being a factor.
Penticton Vees' General Manager and Head Coach Fred Harbinson discusses getting goals from a pair of three-year veterans, playing with a lead, on the backend of another mistake, a huge turning point early, shortening the bench again, playing well once the lead was closed to one, a couple of pretty good 1994 born kids, an explanation for telling a player to stay down, and not losing three straight games at home.
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