, or else he'd be in Shawinigan to play.''I didn't want to be here if I wasn't playing in the tournament,Free Run 3 Kids Yellow,'' he added. ''It would be special.''The BMO Rookie of the Year award went to Quebec Remparts forward Mikhail Grigorenko, a top prospect for this year's draft who had 40 goals and 45 assists in 59 games. He edged out Aaron Ekblad of the Barrie Colts and Sam Reinhart of the Kootenay Ice.Grigorenko said he was recovering from a bout of mononucleosis, which he got during the QMJHL playoffs. He said he will go to the NHL draft combine next week in Toronto but won't take part in testing. Once considered top of the 2012 class, his draft stock plunged after a mediocre post-season.''I expected this,Free Trainer 5.0 Black White,'' he said. ''During the season I had good games after I was (ranked) first or second, but after the playoffs I went down.''Nail Yakupov, widely rated as the top pick, was given the Jack Link's Top Prospect of the Year trophy after amassing 69 points in 42 games for the Sarnia Sting. Also considered were Grigorenko and Everett Silvertips defenceman Ryan Murray. Yakupov did not attend the awards ceremony.The Old Dutch Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year award went to Jim Hiller of Tri-City, whose club went 50-18-2,Free Run+ 4 HotPink White, best in the WHL west. Also considered were Francois Houle of the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada and Greg Gilbert of the Saginaw Spirit.Vincent Bernard of the Remparts got the Home Hardware Humanitarian of the Year trophy ahead of Andrew d'Agostini of the Peterborough Petes and Taylor Vause of the Swift Current Broncos.Mark Stone of the Brandon Wheat Kings took the FRAM Sportsman of the Year trophy after finishing second in WHL scoring with 41 goals and 82 assists while taking just 22 penalty minutes. Also in the running were Brandon Saad of Saginaw and Zach O'Brien of the Acadie-Bathurst Titan. Jonathan Brunelle of the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles got the Subway Scholastic Player of the Year award, edging Adam Pelech of the Erie Otters and Reid Gow of the Spokane Chiefs.
NEWARK, N.J. -- Adam Henrique may or may not win the Calder Trophy as the NHL's top rookie. That won't be known for several weeks, until the League holds its annual awards ceremony in Las Vegas, and it's something beyond his power anyway. Adam HenriqueCenter - NJDGOALS: 3 | ASST: 8 | PTS: 11SOG: 31 | +/-: 9After Friday night,Free 3.0 Black Grey Shoes, though, the New Jersey Devils center is just four wins away from etching his name on an even bigger piece of hardware: the Stanley Cup -- and he has his own heroics in large part to thank.Henrique found himself in the right spot at the right time during a goalmouth scramble in the early stages of overtime and swiped home the goal that gave the Devils a 3-2 win against the New York Rangers, making them Eastern Conference champions for the first time in nine years."Johnny-on-the-spot on that one," said Henrique, whose goal at 1:03 of the extra period came after Alexei Ponikarovsky threw the puck at the net from along the boards. Ilya Kovalchuk had a few cracks at the puck as goalie Henrik Lundqvist and several Rangers tried to