The Blackhawks Parade was amazing wow Crush of red: City says 2 million fans rally for Hawks Fireworks erupted as Blackhawks star Jonathan Toews hoisted the Stanley Cup before a crush of flag-waving, fist-pumping fans pegged by the city at 2 million. "You guys are the greatest," he told the screaming sea of red. "Thank you very much." Winger Patrick Kane led the crowd with the chant of "Chicagoooo," holding on to the last note. "Let me hear you," Kane said. "I can't hear you." Kane called his teammates "the best guys in the world" and said the rally at Michigan and Wacker was the "best moment" of his life. "I didn't know there were this many people in Chicago," Toews told the crowd. At least 75 people were taken to area hospitals, mostly for heat-related ailments, and a number were treated at the scene, according to Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford. About 180 calls for service had been answered by the Fire Department in the downtown area, most for heat-related issues. Chants of "Let's go Hawks! Let's go Hawks" echoed down Michigan Avenue as the red parade buses carrying the Blackhawks rolled toward the stage. Toews rode in the last double-decker bus, hoisting the Stanley Cup to a constant chorus of whoops and squeals as confetti rained down. "I have no regrets," said the teenager, who works at his local park district. "This is more than I expected it to be. It was awesome." The pinnacle of the celebration was seeing the glistening Stanley Cup. "I don't ...
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