Here Come The Hawks, the anthem for the Chicago Blackhawks that everyone in Chicago knows is famous, has an interesting story to it. I found the link on Puck Daddy earlier this morning about Richard Marx remembering his Father Dick Marx.
Here’s the link as it appeared in Time Out Chicago, and below is the song.
As we are about to honor Father’s Day at some of our NHL FanSided sites tomorrow, I thought this would be a good piece to run.
Thanks for listening and reading.
Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated.
Cheers
Tags: dick marx, here come the hawks, puck daddy, richard marx
I was born and raised in Chicago and moved to South Florida in 1993. I'm a dedicated fan of both the Chicago Blackhawks and Florida Panthers. I truly feel that hockey is the greatest game in sports bar none. I joined FanSided Sports in September of 2009 and started The Rat Trick. I've also written for our BlackhawkUp site on occasion. In May of 2010 I became the NHL Director of sites and content for FanSided. You can reach me at 
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