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Janelle Salaün & Veronica Burton on Seven Wins in a Row and 42 Bench Points
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Janelle Salaün & Veronica Burton on Seven Wins in a Row and 42 Bench Points
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Janelle Salaün and Veronica Burton break down a seven-game winning streak — and they're not sugarcoating what makes this team so hard to beat. Forty-two bench points. No Gabby Williams. Still won. Janelle puts it simply: "Anyone on our team can start honestly." Veronica adds the detail that makes it even better — Gabby was the loudest person on the bench all night, giving advice and input to her teammates even while sitting out. Then Veronica gets asked about Kaitlyn Chen being scouted more heavily — and her answer is perfect: "I think everyone should be scouting Kaitlyn. Good luck."
00:00 – Janelle on Playing Against a French National Teammate
00:27 – 42 Bench Points — What It Means for This Team
01:40 – Seven-Game Win Streak — What's Been Most Impressive
02:10 – Winning on the Road and in Many Different Ways
02:44 – Winning Without Gabby Williams — Next Man Up
03:12 – Gabby Was the Loudest Voice on the Bench All Night
04:07 – Veronica on Kaitlyn Chen Being Scouted — "Good Luck"
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