drpepper
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There actually isn't a big correlation between the team's best player being unavailable or not playing well and losing because for most teams losing one player or having one player play badly doesn't make a significant difference. The exceptions are for goaltenders and players who contribute to a large majority of goals usually on bad teams (eg Hall).
Crosby's lack of points in games that the Pens lost last season was seen more as a statistical anomaly or a sign of the lack of scoring depth outside of Crosby-driven offense.
Crosby's lack of points in games that the Pens lost last season was seen more as a statistical anomaly or a sign of the lack of scoring depth outside of Crosby-driven offense.