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As a team, the Outlaws set the bar in pretty much every category. Denver led the league in goals scored, goals against, powerplay goals and penalty kill percentage. Their 226 goals scored are just one shy of the all-time league record held by Baltimore (2005) and Long Island (2002) while their 136 goals against is tied for fifth-fewest all-time.

The Outlaws' perfect regular season was rewarded with several annual awards including Brine Coach of the Year for Jim Stagnitta and Warrior Goalie, Most Improved and Defensive for Schwartzman, Drew Snider and Lee Zink respectively. Several players also were named to the LACROSSE.com MLL All-Pro Team with Chris Bocklet, Brendan Mundorf and Jeremy Sieverts joining Schwartzman and Zink on the annual list.

It truly was an unbelievable regular season for the Outlaws, but the early exit from the postseason will leave a bad taste in their mouth for the next seven months. The Outlaws are no stranger to regular season success, but their lack of a championship will make them only hungrier next season. The offseason trade for John Grant Jr. and Michael Simon will bring championship experience to the team and could very well be the final move that puts them over the hump.

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