Staubitz, Hordichuk set to re-engage; more discipline this time?

I can't imagine there are hordes of people outside of Minnesota and Edmonton waiting with baited breath for Wednesday night's tilt between the Wild and the Oilers, especially when there are games on the evening's schedule that appear far more entertaining. But there's at least one really good reason to watch this one instead. No, it's not Ryan-Nugent Hopkins, CBC. Stop screaming. In fact, it's not any of the prototypical stars of either team. This is the rare match where some of the best entertainment promises to be when the fourth lines are on the ice. Brad Staubitz and Darcy Hordichuk are pretty much guaranteed to go at it at some point, especially considering what happened last time. From Mike Russo: Staubitz, 27, the Wild's fourth-year fourth-liner, averages six minutes a game, but in the first period of Minnesota's 5-2 loss to the Oilers on Friday, he was baited into eight minutes of penalties -- interference, roughing, roughing and cross-checki...