Blackhawks Fans Unite!

Mike Collins/JC Restoration

We asked you to send your best Blackhawk fan selfies and you delivered. Here's JC Restoration's Mike Collins sent this photo of his boss, Warren Cruz, riding the Zamboni before the puck drop. Mike surprised Warren with this as a Christmas gift (a mere $500 donation to Blackhawks Charities).

Arica Finney

MRSA Architects & Planners Arica Finney (left) shared this game day photo. Arica says she’s been lucky to attend a few games this season.

Brian Edgerton

NAI Hiffman VP Brian Edgerton shared this team photo from the 5th annual Broker Hockey Classic held last February at Johnny’s Ice House West, where the Blackhawks practice. Thirty-two brokers played in this year’s game. The event has raised over $30k for Blackhawks charities and other organizations during its five-year run. NAI Hiffman recently repped International Transload Logistics, which signed a lease with CenterPoint Properties for 303k SF inside the CenterPoint Intermodal Center in Joliet.

Keep sending us your Blackhawks photos. We can't get enough. Go Blackhawks!

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