It has been a topic that Sens fans have been asking about for quite some time.

And according to a recent design leaked by the company rumoured to be directly involved, it sounds like Scotiabank Place could have a new scoreboard in the very near future.

Each day this week, I will featuring one of the five finalists in the search for the new SensChirp contributor.

I have narrowed the search to five contributions and will be posting the entry from each of the final five over the course of this week.  The readers will have a chance to give their feedback at the bottom of the article.

I wanted to start off by thanking all the people that took the time to sign up and leave a comment on yesterday's post.  It was really encouraging to see so many new people join the discussion and I hope that you all continue to leave your input.

After yesterday's push, we are now at 1067 members and climbing steadily.

I know you're out there!

After having had the chance to meet a number of readers over the last couple of years, I know there are a number of people that read the site but don't actually post in the comment section.  Well today I'd like to hear from you.

Alright, I know the NHL regular season is still more than two months away but I already find myself looking forward to the upcoming season.  With a new coach and a number of young players poised to make the jump, it's an exciting time to be a fan of the Ottawa Senators.

With that in mind, here are the Top 5 games to look forward to on the 2011/2012 schedule.

(UPDATE 7:18 PM)- Another hit to the Calder Cup Champion Binghamton Senators.  Kaspars Daugavins will try out with his hometown team back in Latvia.  He has apparently not ruled out a return to the Sens organization.

By all accounts, last year was an up and down year for top prospect Robin Lehner.