The 95/96 season wasn't as disappointing. The team just choked and didn't show up to play a last place Ottawa team in the last game and that was that.
We can blame Moose still, but take out that Philly game and he got 1.83 goals worth of support per game while Marty was injured. You need to have a GAA lower than 1.83 to give your team a chance to win if they're scoring at a pathetic rate like that. The goalie with the lowest GAA in the league this year who has played a considerable amount of games doesn't have a goals against much lower than that. Craig Anderson has a 1.49 in 14 games this year. Like I said Marty could have gotten us loser points then. He comes back, wins two games, and then we're getting a bunch of loser points, and now no points. Part of that could be due to losing Kovy, but if Marty hadn't gotten injured, and Kovy hadn't either, we would probably have racked up so many loser points it would have put last years Panthers to shame.
Both our goalies haven't been good in shootouts this year, but the teams percentage in shootout goals has been astronimically bad that it doesn't matter because the shooters don't usually give the goalies a chance to win anyway. And it seems like this team for the most part plays for the shootout, and doesn't attack much in OT. Or they wind up taking a penalty in OT, and that's 2 less minutes of attack time. Though I have to say the OT against Ottawa we tried, but bad luck. They gave a good effort against the Flyers, but Bryz had an amazing game that night.