3 takeaways: Montana Grizzlies kick off Bobby Kennedy era with close call

Bobby Kennedy praised his team's sideline composure after the Montana Grizzlies navigated a close contest to open a new era.

Justin Tomlinson

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3 takeaways: Montana Grizzlies kick off Bobby Kennedy era with close call

The Montana Grizzlies kicked off the Bobby Kennedy era with a close call. Following the tightly contested matchup, Kennedy reflected on the team's ability to maintain composure throughout the high-pressure moments of the contest.[1][2]

Kennedy highlighted the collective poise displayed during the game, noting that both the staff and the roster stayed focused under pressure. 'What I was most pleased with was there was no panic any time on the sideline between our coaches or our players,' Kennedy said.[1][2]

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