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The 1982-83 season marked a significant milestone in the history of the New York Islanders, as they secured their fourth consecutive Stanley Cup Championship. Under the leadership of their skilled roster, the Islanders demonstrated exceptional performance throughout the season, concluding with an impressive record of 42 wins, 26 losses, and 12 ties, totaling 96 points. This commendable achievement positioned them second in the NHL's Patrick Division.
In the Stanley Cup Final, the Islanders showcased their dominance by sweeping the Edmonton Oilers 4-0, asserting their place in hockey history. The path to the championship also saw them triumph in the Conference Finals with a hard-fought 4-2 victory over the formidable Boston Bruins. The 1983 Championship solidified the New York Islanders' legacy, highlighting their prowess and strategic excellence within the National Hockey League.