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The 1989-90 season was another banner year for the Edmonton Oilers in the National Hockey League (NHL), marking their 11th season in the league. The Oilers entered the season with high expectations and delivered, finishing the regular campaign with a solid record of 38 wins, 28 losses, and 14 ties, which accumulated to 90 points. This performance was enough to secure them the second-place finish in the NHL Smythe Division.
The Oilers' success in the postseason was nothing short of spectacular. They faced the Chicago Blackhawks in the Conference Finals, a series that would be remembered for its high-scoring and intense play. The Oilers ultimately triumphed over the Blackhawks, winning the series 4-2 and advancing to the Stanley Cup Final.