Let’s talk about some true unicorns in Blackhawks history. Guys who could do it… all? Players who scored goals enough to be a legit offensive threat and still handled their business on the ice. The ...

This article was originally published on March 22, 2012, as Blackhawks radio voice John Wiedeman reflects on the career of one of his all-time favorite players, Al Secord, as part of the "85 Years" ...

Not too long ago, Al Secord took his son Ryan to a flight simulator and let him have at it. Ryan is 15 and, like many of America’s children, more adept at computers than a lot of adults, so Dad ...

Imagine a former NHL player who used to fly down the wing, flying through the sky guiding a commercial jet. A man, who just 25 years ago, was using his intuition to make the right play on the ice, now ...

Al Secord, who spent portions of eight seasons with the Blackhawks during his 12-year career, will be honored Sunday when he takes part in the team’s “One More Shift” program before its 6 p.m. game ...

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This article was originally posted on April 7, 2010. Secord will take the ice for One More Shift on Nov. 12 before the Blackhawks host the New Jersey Devils. Al Secord rarely went looking for trouble, ...

Al Secord came over to the Chicago Blackhawks very early in his career. He was originally drafted 16th overall by the Boston Bruins in 1978, but after just over two full seasons in the NHL, he was ...

As we, at WGN Radio, prepare to welcome the Chicago Blackhawks into the “Century Club,” we are celebrating Chicago’s Original 6 hockey organization by highlighting over 100 players, coaches, ...

The Chicago Blackhawks will honor one of their greatest legends on Sunday as forward Al Secord will take “One More Shift” with the team. Secord, who scored 213 goals and dished out 159 assists in 466 ...