HARTFORD, Conn. -- Some kids approached cautiously. One wouldn't take his head off his father's shoulder. One wore a Sidney Crosby jersey. One came draped in Montreal Canadiens gear. They were in a room off the entrance of the Connecticut Children's Medical Center to see one thing: the Stanley Cup. They would take a picture with its owner for the day, Pittsburgh Penguins center Nick Bonino, as well.
Nick Bonino uses Cup for good cause
Penguins center donates $10,000 to Connecticut Children's Medical Center
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