Doing time for a crime they didn't commit

There are a few circumstances in the NHL when the player in the penalty box isn't the player who committed the penalty. They are serving the penalty in lieu of someone else. These circumstances include:

• Bench penalties like too many men on the ice or abuse of officials
• A coincidental minor with one player getting a second penalty (usually called the "extra two")
• Penalties on the goalie, since he can't really go sit in the box

When I was looking at my stats database, I wondered who wound up in the box in these scenarios. Was it always the same guy or set of guys?

Obviously, this has no meaning whatsoever, other than maybe to tell us who should be named "Least Likely to Kill a Penalty", but hey, it's the middle of summer. What else are you going to read about?

Here are the players who have served the most penalties that they didn't commit - I'm listing everyone that has served 8 or more.

Team	Player	# of Times
Canucks	42 WELLWOOD	15
Islanders	26 MOULSON	12
Senators	71 FOLIGNO	11
Lightning	17 FEDORUK	11
Avalanche	16 TUCKER	11
Bruins	22 THORNTON	11
Flyers	45 ASHAM	10
Sharks	16 SETOGUCHI	8
Maple Leafs	81 KESSEL	8
Blues	7 TKACHUK	8
Penguins	13 GUERIN	8
Capitals	16 FEHR	8
Blue Jackets	14 TORRES	8
Lightning	9 DOWNIE	8
Sabres	21 STAFFORD	8
Rangers	20 PROSPAL	8
Stars	96 BRUNNSTROM	8

The other Penguins on the list include Tyler Kennedy and Geno Malkin, but they're further down.