Duncan Keith, Patrick Sharp, Brent Seabrook , Patrick Kane, and Marian Hossa watch a video during the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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Showing their support the fans wait to get a glimpse of the players during the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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Fans watch a video during the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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Twelve-year-old Amanda Pugliese of Glenview snaps a frame of one of the players.
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Joel Quenneville signs an autograph for twelve-year-old Tyler Kozub of Long Grove .
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Joey Curzon, 7, of South Elgin cheers for the players as the festivities begin during the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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Legendary player Bobby Hull signs the shirt of twelve-year-old Chris Babalis from Northbrook.
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Patrick Sharp answers reportersÂ’ questions.
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Fans belt out the national anthem.
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Blackhawks legend Bobby Hull is introduced.
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The ballroom fills before opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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Fans roar as players are announced.
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Blackhawks great Stan Mikita is introduced.
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Jonathan Toews signs autographs for fans.
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Duncan Keith, Patrick Sharp, and Viktor Stalberg greet their fans.
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Bobby Hull chats with Patrick Kane about injuries during the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual Blackhawks Convention at the Hilton Chicago on Friday night.
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