Using Star Trek isn't a good example, because the cancellation led to the fans gathering together, which led to conventions, which eventually led to the creation and release of the Motion Picture, which revitalized the franchise and ended up launching the Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise, and, unfortunately, Voyager. Not that cancelling it didn't suck, but had it been allowed to die a natural death it probably would have fizzled after five seasons and we wouldn't have the world-spanning media franchise it is today. No movies, no video games, no online games, not many books or comics, and less merchandise. Obviously this isn't the same situation, but I really believe the end of Orsillo's employment with the team will be little more than a footnote or a blip in another ten years.
"Remember Orsillo? Yeah, that guy was pretty cool, him and Remy were a lot of fun"