The Stealth List returns, the annual tribute to five people, who, while generally under the radar, make their teams -- or hockey -- better.

Steve Downie
Yes, Steve Downie. That wasn't easy to type. Downie's appearance here might be the biggest upset in the history of the Stealth List. A few years ago, the mere thought of including him on any list of people who do not receive appropriate attention would have been absurd. The winger received a ton of notoriety, even infamy. He was a one-man circus in junior hockey -- you might recall his attack on teammate Akim Aliu -- and he announced his NHL intentions in his first game when he sucker-punched Toronto's Jason Blake. Downie also managed to pick up separate suspensions of 20 games, one for a deliberate attempt to injure Ottawa's Dean McAmmond in a 2007 exhibition game and another in 2009 for slashing a linesman while playing for Tampa Bay's minor league affiliate.



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