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The 1981-82 NHL season marked a significant milestone for the New York Islanders, culminating in their triumphant Stanley Cup Championship. The Islanders dominated the playoffs, sweeping the Vancouver Canucks 4-0 in the Finals after a commanding 4-0 victory over the Quebec Nordiques in the Conference Finals.
Finishing the regular season with an impressive record of 54 wins, 16 losses, and 10 ties, the Islanders amassed 118 points, securing the top position in the NHL's Patrick Division. This stellar performance underscored their dominance in the league and solidified their status as one of the premier teams in hockey history.
The 1982 victory not only highlighted the Islanders' talent and determination but also marked their second consecutive championship, reinforcing their legacy within the National Hockey League.