Hundreds of hockey fans filled St. John's International Airport Monday afternoon as the Stanley Cup arrived in town, greeted by Detroit Red Wings star Daniel Cleary. - The cup landed at around 1 p.m. NT on its way to Harbour Grace, N.L., where it will spend Canada Day with hometown hero Daniel Cleary of the Detroit Red Wings. - Cleary greeted the cup in the secure arrivals area of the airport and carried it down a flight of stairs to hundreds of cheering fans. - Flanked by police officers, Cleary made his way through the crowd, as fans and media clamoured to get close to the Newfoundland hockey star and the famed hockey trophy. - Cleary stepped to a microphone in the airport to thank the crowd for their support. - "Being a Newfoundlander is something I'm real proud of and being the first to bring the cup home is a real honour for me," Cleary said. - Upon leaving the airport, Cleary will take the Stanley Cup to the Janeway...