Steve Ott News

With the track essentially dry after morning rains, Johnny O'Connell, of Flowery Branch, Ga., and Andy Lee, of Colorado Springs, Colo., gave the hometown fans of Detroit muscle something to cheer about in Friday's second Pirelli World Challenge practice.

It's that time of the year ladies and gentlemen! The annual Fansided Mock Draft is in full swing, as the writers from each team site and the overall hockey site Too Many Men On The Site are playing GM for their favorite teams.

The Stars penalty issues aren't exactly breaking news to anyone that has watched the Stars play over the past few seasons.

Jan 28, 2012; Ottawa, ON, CANADA; Team Chara forward Jamie Benn of the Dallas Stars in the skills challenge relay in the 2012 All Star skills competition at Scotiabank Place.

The Dallas Stars missed the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season, but with new ownership, there is new life, an opportunity to pay the price needed to be a competitive team.

What kind of player is Steve Ott? What kind of player can he be? Fans of 29 other teams would no doubt have little trouble asnwering that question, but close observers of the Dallas Stars have experienced shifting opinions in recent years.

From the very moment that Tom Gaglardi was officially announced as the new owner of the Dallas Stars the big question has been "how much is he going to be willing to spend on the roster?" For the past few seasons the Dallas Stars have had one of the lowest payrolls in the NHL, forced to cut back on spending when Tom Hicks found financial trouble ... (more)

It was a dominant display by Randy Pobst and his #6 No. 6 K-PAX Racing Volvo S60 today, Friday.

Did anyone else notice that the season ticket renewals didn't make mention of Steve Ott or Brenden Morrow? No pictures on the brochures.

The Dallas Stars have a number of decisions to make this summer, heading into an offseason where change is expected and the team should finally start the building process that has been put on hold the past three years.

So we all had picked a Pacific Division team, any Pacific Division team, as the likely Western Conference representative in the Stanley Cup Finals, right? Well, I for one sure didn't. But the Los Angeles Kings brought that scenario one step closer to reality Sunday when the completed a very impressive sweep of the St.