BREAKING - Chicago Blackhawks Owner Suddenly Dies At Age 70
The hockey world is in mourning after the passing of Rocky Wirtz, the esteemed owner and chairman of the Chicago Blackhawks, at the age of 70.
According to reports, Wirtz passed due to a 'brief illness' at NorthShore Evanston Hospital, surrounded by his beloved wife and four children, including Danny, as confirmed by the Wirtz Corporation.
Wirtz's remarkable legacy extends beyond the Blackhawks, as he played a crucial role in the family's liquor distribution company, Breakthru Beverage Group.
Following his father's passing in 2007, Rocky Wirtz assumed the helm and steered the Hawks to three Stanley Cup victories, elevating their brand and leaving an indelible mark on the sports world.
The hockey community will forever cherish his contributions and mourn his loss.
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