Steve Ott

The FBI released photos and video of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing and Buffalo’s Steve Ott wants everyone to help find them. He’s also got an idea on how to handle delivering justice as well as he shared on Twitter. That kind of response would not likely go over well in the eyes of the world. You’re also not likely to get an apology out of Ott for feeling the way he does. After all, he and the Sabres were in Boston for last night’s game, the first one to take place after Monday...Read Full Story

Well, Steve Ott certainly has the competition licked -- and we mean that literally. The Buffalo Sabres center licked his opponent, Jeff Halpern of the Montréal Canadiens, during a hockey game Thursday. The Ott made his move during a third-quarter faceoff, sticking out his tongue to lick Halpern's visor. "He tries to win faceoffs many ways," one of the sports announcers says in the video, adding, "I've never see this before." As Deadspin notes, Ott and Halpern were teammates at one point, so...Read Full Story

The Puck Stops Here Previous entry: Top 20 Defensive Zone Starters by PuckStopsHere on 08/08/11 at 12:17 PM ET Comments (0) The league leader last year in excess defensive zone starts was Steve Ott of the Dallas Stars.  He was on the ice for 326 more defensive zone faceoffs than offensive zone ones.  This shows that he played a pretty tough defensive role for Dallas.  Despite that, Steve Ott did not appear on a single Selke Trophy ballot.  Are these facts inconsistent? Ott played a pretty...Read Full Story

Steve Ott had three goals for his first career hat trick, scoring short-handed early in the first period and adding even-strength and power-play goals in the Dallas Stars’ 5-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday night. Read the original post: Ott hits spot 3 times as Stars stun SharksRead Full Story

Just before the latest NHL lockout started, two Ontario Hockey League grads were the subjects of a transaction between the Buffalo Sabres and Dallas Stars. Other than one being several inches taller and spending a lot more time in the penalty box, the two players changing sides have had remarkably similar careers to date. What…The post Not Breaking News: A Look at Derek Roy and Steve Ott Changing Teams appeared first on OHL Alumni Central.Read Full Story