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• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season abstract "The 1981–82 Edmonton Oilers season was the Oilers' 3rd season in the NHL, as they finished with a franchise record 48 wins and 111 points, and won the Smythe Division for the first time in team history. The Oilers would set an NHL record win 417 goals, the first time in NHL history that a team finished with over 400 goals.Wayne Gretzky would continue rewriting the record books, scoring an NHL record 92 goals, which included 50 goals in 39 games, also an NHL record. Gretzky's 212 points was also a record, and it was the first time in NHL history that a player had over 200 points, as he would win his 3rd Hart Trophy and his 2nd Art Ross Trophy.Mark Messier would break the 50 goal plateau for the first time in his career, while Glenn Anderson would get 105 points. Paul Coffey would lead the defense with 89 points.In goal, Grant Fuhr would become the starting goalie, and would break the Oilers franchise record for wins in a season with 28. He would also lead the club with a 3.31 GAA and a .898 save percentage.Going into the playoffs, the Oilers would face the Los Angeles Kings, and after splitting the first 2 games, the Oilers held a 5–0 lead on the Kings heading into the 3rd period of game 3. Los Angeles would come back to tie the game 5–5, before completing the comeback with an overtime goal, taking a 2–1 series lead. The game would come to be known as the Miracle on Manchester. Edmonton would come back to tie the series in game 4, but the Kings would eliminate Edmonton in game 5, shocking the hockey world, and ending the Oilers season a lot sooner than expected.".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season wikiPageID "11347677".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season wikiPageRevisionID "601073769".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season altcaptain "None".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season arena Rexall_Place.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season assistsleader "Wayne Gretzky".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season attendance "17488".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season captain Lee_Fogolin.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season coach "Glen Sather".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season conference Western_Conference_(NHL).
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season conferencerank "1.0".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season division Smythe_Division.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season divisionrank "1.0".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season gaaleader "Grant Fuhr".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season generalmanager Glen_Sather.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season goalsagainst "295".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season goalsfor "417".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season goalsleader Wayne_Gretzky.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season homerecord "31".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season minorleague "Wichita Wind".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Andy_Moog.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Brett_Callighen.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Charlie_Huddy.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Curt_Brackenbury.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Dave_Hunter.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Dave_Lumley.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Dave_Semenko.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Don_Jackson_(ice_hockey).
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Doug_Hicks.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Garry_Lariviere.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Garry_Unger.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Glenn_Anderson.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Grant_Fuhr.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Jari_Kurri.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Ken_Berry_(ice_hockey).
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Kevin_Lowe.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Lance_Nethery.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Laurie_Boschman.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Lee_Fogolin.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Marc_Habscheid.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Mark_Messier.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Matti_Hagman.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Mike_Forbes.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Pat_Hughes_(ice_hockey).
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Paul_Coffey.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Risto_Siltanen.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Ron_Low.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Stan_Weir.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Todd_Strueby.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Tom_Roulston.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Walt_Poddubny.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season name Wayne_Gretzky.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "1".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "10".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "11".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "12".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "14".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "15".
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• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "17".
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• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "2".
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• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "21".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "22".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "23".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "24".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "25".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "26".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "27".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "28".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "30".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "35".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "4".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "5".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "6".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "7".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "77".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "8".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "9".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season no "99".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season pimleader Dave_Semenko.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season plusminusleader "Wayne Gretzky".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season pointsleader "Wayne Gretzky".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season record "48".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season roadrecord "17".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season season "1981".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season team "Edmonton Oilers".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season winsleader Grant_Fuhr.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season year "1981".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season subject Category:1981_in_ice_hockey.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season subject Category:1981–82_in_Canadian_ice_hockey_by_team.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season subject Category:1982_in_ice_hockey.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season subject Category:Edmonton_Oilers_seasons.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season subject Category:Smythe_Division_champion_seasons.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season comment "The 1981–82 Edmonton Oilers season was the Oilers' 3rd season in the NHL, as they finished with a franchise record 48 wins and 111 points, and won the Smythe Division for the first time in team history. The Oilers would set an NHL record win 417 goals, the first time in NHL history that a team finished with over 400 goals.Wayne Gretzky would continue rewriting the record books, scoring an NHL record 92 goals, which included 50 goals in 39 games, also an NHL record.".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season label "1981–82 Edmonton Oilers season".
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season sameAs 1981%E2%80%9382_Edmonton_Oilers_season.
• 1981–82_Edmonton_Oilers_season sameAs Q4580171.

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