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The 1985 season marked a significant chapter in the history of the Edmonton Oilers, culminating in their triumph in the NHL Stanley Cup Championship. The Oilers demonstrated exceptional prowess throughout the season, finishing with an impressive record of 49 wins, 20 losses, and 11 ties, amassing a total of 109 points. This performance secured them the top position in the NHL's Smythe Division.
In the Stanley Cup Finals, the Oilers faced the Philadelphia Flyers and emerged victorious, clinching the championship with a decisive 4-1 series win. Prior to this, they successfully navigated the Conference Finals against the Chicago Black Hawks, winning that series 4-2. The 1984-85 season solidified the Edmonton Oilers' reputation as a formidable force in professional hockey, paving the way for their legacy in the sport.