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The 1997-98 Detroit Red Wings season marked a pivotal chapter in the franchise's storied history, constituting the 72nd campaign of the National Hockey League. The team concluded the regular season with an impressive record of 44 wins, 23 losses, and 15 ties, accruing a total of 103 points and securing a second-place finish in the NHL Central Division.
The Red Wings demonstrated their dominance in the playoffs, decisively capturing the Stanley Cup. They swept the Washington Capitals in the finals, achieving a resounding 4-0 series victory. Prior to this triumph, Detroit overcame the Dallas Stars in the Conference Championship Finals, winning that series 4-2.
This season not only showcased the Red Wings' exceptional talent but also solidified their status as a powerhouse in professional hockey.