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Stanley Cup, Andrew Desjardins lift spirits at Sudbury's pediatric unit

Hockey's most hallowed hardware cradled some of the most precious little people this week in Sudbury, Ont., when it came time for Chicago Blackhawks forward Andrew Desjardins to have his turn with the Stanley Cup.

Blackhawks forward made parents with preemies smile during his time with Lord Stanley's treasure

Hockey's most hallowed hardware cradled some of the most precious little people this week in Sudbury, Ont.

It wasAndrew Desjardins's turn to spendtime with the Stanley Cup, after the Chicago Blackhawks took theirthird NHL title in the last six years. So the forward decided totake the coveted trophy toHealth Science North's Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU), bringing smiles to parents of premature babies, as well as the hospital staff.

Desjardins, a Sudbury-area native,recently re-signed with Chicago for two years after he was traded to the team this past season. Hehad a busy week with the Cup including starting one morning eating Lucky Charms cereal from it.