Wild ridding their scapegoats

"Gee, imagine that, (Fill in name here) was on the ice for that goal against. Shocking." - Any random hockey fanEvery fan base has a guy they love to hate. Never mind the fact they wear the home team's sweater, were drafted a developed by the organization, or had that one really good season three years ago.Sure, the fault lies with the management, maybe even the coach, but it is difficult to call out the GM after your team just gave up its 14th straight on the penalty kill, all while the same hack defenseman just stands there and watches as your goalie tries to see around Sean Avery or Thomas Homstrom's rear end.Here in Minnesota, we are no exception. In the past, we had Filip Kuba, who seemed to be on the ice for every goal scored against the Wild in their second playoff run. Yes, the Wild were actually in the playoffs once upon a time. Ask your grandpa, he'll remember.After Kuba, we had Martin Skoula, oh he of the human traffic pylon cross breeding. Then came...