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NHL 15: Philly Flyers Regular Season Part 2(Year 1)

We finish up season 1 in this post, enjoy!

With just a couple months left in the year, we just needed to get the games over and done with and end season 1. A couple weeks after the deadline, we picked up Dana Tyrell off of waivers. He's a pretty good depth player, and ended up taking over the 4th line, moving Ryan White up to the 3rd and Scott Laughton back down to the minors.

We finished the season just under .500 in terms of regulation wins and losses, with a record of 35-36-11, good for 81 points. All in all, not a terrible season given how many players we traded away. We scored 202 goals, and allowed 206. We finished ranked 13th in the overall power rankings, which seems a little high. We finished seventh in our division, 11 points out of a playoff spot. Here are the team leaders:

Goals: Brayden Schenn, 33
Assists: Claude Giroux, 41
Plus-Minus: Wayne Simmons, +20
PIMS: Zac Rinaldo, 151 minutes
Wins: Steve Mason, 31

Again, not the worst year. It could have been better, but we don't have a great team. Hopefully we get good offseason progression to help make next year a playoff year. We weren't bit by the injury bug very much, but we did end the season with both Claude Giroux and Michael Del Zotto out for multiple months, so we can thank our lucky stars that happened at the end of the year.

Below is a link to a spreadsheet containing the stats for the year.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AuNU-Oj_scDWLVzZl6G3nkKBD-Qo7rGLnLd_u8gVRLw/edit#gid=0

Thanks for reading! Next time, we go into the offseason for the very first time!
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