With Which New England-Based AHL Team Did Current Flyers Forward Danny Briere Win the Dudley Garrett Memorial Award in 1998?

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Dec 11, 2010

With Which New England-Based AHL Team Did Current Flyers Forward Danny Briere Win the Dudley Garrett Memorial Award in 1998? Bruins fans may now know Danny Briere as a rival playing for the Philadelphia Flyers, but the center got his professional hockey career started right here in New England.

Briere was drafted No. 24 overall in the 1996 draft after playing three years for the Drummondville Voltigeurs in the QMJHL. He started and ended his first professional season with the same team in the AHL, and was awarded the Dudley "Red" Garrett Memorial Award for the league's top rookie at the end of the season.

The fiery center recorded 92 points in his first season in the AHL, scoring 36 goals in 68 games played. He played a five-game stint up with the NHL club in that season as well, scoring one goal in that time.

Since then, Briere has gone on to play for two other teams in the NHL, and has played five years in the Philadelphia system.

Do you know which New England-based AHL team it was? Answer in the form on this pages' right column.

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