The Toronto North Stars finished the season seventy two Simulation Hockey League in nineteeth place, or in other words as the second worst team in the entire league. However, they also finished 9th in the Eastern Conference, meaning they were only one place out of a coveted playoff spot. So one could say the Stars, despite being in the midst of a rebuild, almost pulled off the impossible and made it into the postseason. They finished with 32 points, 12 points behind the 8th placed Tampa Bay Barracuda. At first glance, this gap may seem quite cavernous, but diving into the stats it seems closer than it first appears. The North Stars were the victim of poor luck this past season, as evidenced by their poor team PDO with only two players with a PDO of over 100. Clearly the sim gods were out to get Toronto this season, denying this mighty team a shot at the coveted Challenge Cup.