Salmon Arm Silverbacks' forward Dave Killip returned to the lineup for Game 1 of Round 2 after missing all four games in Round 1. He discusses not the best played game, playing great with the game on the line, returning from injury, snapping a 141 game ironman streak, one last kick at the can, and expecting a better Vees' outfit in game 2.
Salmon Arm Silverbacks' General Manager & Head Coach Tim Kehler discusses playing well enough to win, playing at their best during "crunch" time, Kris Moore's best game, Mike Hammond's theatrics, needing more discipline, not panicking, and a physical counterpart.
Penticton Vees' General Manager and Head Coach Fred Harbinson discusses not burying their chances, not pressing, a missed goal, a two-referee system, missing Mark MacMillan on the powerplay, containing Mike Hammond, equaling the same effort as Game 1, and Brendan O'Donnell not missing a beat.
Great job on this all season long. I come here before and after every game to get the latest SilverBacks news.
I listened to game 2 tonight online, sounds like we got outplayed thoroughly for the second straight game, but Moore to the rescue again!
So it seems like coach Kehler's pregame interview today does not work. I heard what Dave Killip and Fred Harbinson had to say about game one, but man it would it be great to hear what the coach had to say about his goalie and top scorer stealing the game for the backs.
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Salmon Arm Silverbacks' forward Dave Killip returned to the lineup for Game 1 of Round 2 after missing all four games in Round 1. He discusses not the best played game, playing great with the game on the line, returning from injury, snapping a 141 game ironman streak, one last kick at the can, and expecting a better Vees' outfit in game 2.
Salmon Arm Silverbacks' General Manager & Head Coach Tim Kehler discusses playing well enough to win, playing at their best during "crunch" time, Kris Moore's best game, Mike Hammond's theatrics, needing more discipline, not panicking, and a physical counterpart.
Penticton Vees' General Manager and Head Coach Fred Harbinson discusses not burying their chances, not pressing, a missed goal, a two-referee system, missing Mark MacMillan on the powerplay, containing Mike Hammond, equaling the same effort as Game 1, and Brendan O'Donnell not missing a beat.
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Hi Patrick!
Great job on this all season long. I come here before and after every game to get the latest SilverBacks news.
I listened to game 2 tonight online, sounds like we got outplayed thoroughly for the second straight game, but Moore to the rescue again!
So it seems like coach Kehler's pregame interview today does not work. I heard what Dave Killip and Fred Harbinson had to say about game one, but man it would it be great to hear what the coach had to say about his goalie and top scorer stealing the game for the backs.
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