Valid question! Speaking for myself, I was born and raised here. We had no Big 4 teams when I was growing up, so I latched on to my dad’s Chicago fandom because that’s where his family was from. Bears, Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks. Obvi they had the early-to-mid 2010s dynasty, so I watched a lot of hockey and picked up on the rules pretty quick. When the Knights became a thing, the reaction was tepid at first due to the odd name, but a combination of their lifting our spirits after 1 October, the Cup run and being the first team from my hometown solidified them as my No. 1 team. Now that’s my story, but I have friends who pretty much did the same thing. Not necessarily switching allegiances completely, but prioritizing the Knights and putting their other team on the backburner and rooting for them in “secret.” In general though, most people down here won’t be ashamed to admit that they knew nothing about hockey prior to the Knights and that the team kickstarted their fandom of the sport. And yes, I still follow the Hawks, just not as much as I used to. I have a closet full of Hawks gear and Stanley Cup champs stuff, I can’t just ignore that part of my history. Lol Sorry for the wall of text.
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