I have mentioned it a couple times at the bottom of blogs but I think it's time to give this event it's own post.
On Friday night, SensChirp and Local Heroes on Clyde have teamed up to bring you a great chance to see your Ottawa Senators take on an original six team in the Chicago Blackhawks. What better way to spend a Friday night than with some great food, conversation with other fans and an opportunity to watch our Sens live at Scotiabank Place.
For just $60, ($5 off the reg price) you get a 300 level ticket to the game. You get dinner courtesy of Locals ($15 or under) and you get convenient transportation to and from SBP.
And a special contest for SensChirp readers as one lucky winner will score a pair of free tickets, with the food and transportation included to the Habs game on Friday March 16th!
Just by purchasing the Chicago package, you automatically get 10 ballots in the draw. If you don't plan on buying the package, you can still be entered in a draw to win the pair just by coming in to watch the game. One ballot will be given for each purchase. We'll also be handing out prizes between periods to anyone that decides to stick around to watch the game at Locals, where they have Molson Canadian for just $3.75 plus HST during the game. Not a bad deal if you ask me!
As I've said before, space is limited so be sure to call 613 224 3873 and mention the SensChirp Event to reserve your seat.
Get on the dang bus! GO SENS GO!
- Posted this article on Twitter last night but this is something all Sens fans have to read. In an interview with the Ottawa Citizen, Cyril Leeder talked about the impact that a change to Ontario tax law allowing businesses to write off tickets to sporting events and the impact it could have on the Senators. Leeder suggests that if this change goes through, it could be enough to put the Sens out of business. Check out the article here.
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(UPDATE 12:02 PM)- A quick update from practice this morning. Here is how the Sens lined up, with Kaspars Daugavins as the 13th forward after being a healthy scratch in Boston.
Michalek-Spezza-Butler
Greening-Turris-Alfredsson
Foligno-O'Brien-Neil
Konopka-Smith-Condra
Kuba- Karlsson
Phillips-Gilroy
Cowen-Gonchar
