Avs' Quincey still hurting from Cup ring snub

If you're a National Hockey League player, there are two specific criteria that need to be met if you're to have your name engraved on the Stanley Cup: either you play in 41 regular-season games or make an appearance in at least one game of the Stanley Cup finals. Exceptions can be made if a team petitions the NHL due to certain circumstances. Who gets a Stanley Cup ring, on the other hand, is decided by the players on the winning team.When the Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 2008, Kyle Quincey(notes) was a defenseman who spent majority of the season with Grand Rapids in the American Hockey League. Quincey played in six games for Detroit and was on the playoff roster, but did not make it out of the press box. When the Red Wings decided on who would get a ring, Quincey was left off the list of recipients, something he told the Denver Post's Adrian Dater motivates him now that he's with the Colorado Avalanche:"It bothers me a little that I didn't get ...