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One drive failure means an array is degraded until resilvering finishes (unless you have hot spare, at least then the array isn't degraded and silvering a new drive isn't as risky).
Resilvering is an intensive process that can push other drives to fail.
I have a ZFS system that takes the better part if a day (24 hours) to resilver a 4TB drive in an 8TB five-drive array (single parity) that's about 70% full. When uts resilvering I have to be confident my other data stores don't fail (I have the data locally on 2 other drives and a cloud backup).