them in the standings (Calgary 75, Los Angeles 63, and Chicago 72) in the much weaker Campbell Conference. Stanley Cup Finals Awards From this season forward, the Prince of Wales and Clarence S. Campbell trophies were given to the playoff champions of the respective conferences. All-Star teams Player statistics Scoring leaders Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points Source: NHL. Leading goaltenders Coaches Patrick Division New York Islanders: Al Arbour New York Rangers: Herb Brooks Philadelphia Flyers: Pat Quinn and Bob McCammon Pittsburgh Penguins: Eddie Johnston Washington Capitals: Danny Belisle Adams Division Boston Bruins: Gerry Cheevers Buffalo Sabres: Jimmy Roberts Hartford Whalers: Larry Pleau Montreal Canadiens: Bob Berry Quebec Nordiques: Michel Bergeron Norris Division Chicago Black Hawks: Keith Magnuson and Bob Pulford Detroit Red Wings: Wayne Maxner Minnesota North Stars: Glen Sonmor St. Louis Blues: Red Berenson and Emile Francis Toronto Maple Leafs: Mike Nykoluk Winnipeg Jets: Tom Watt Smythe Division Calgary Flames: Al MacNeil Colorado Rockies: Bill MacMillan Edmonton Oilers: Glen Sather Los Angeles Kings: Parker MacDonald Vancouver Canucks: Harry Neale and Roger Neilson Milestones Debuts The following is a list of players of note who played their first NHL game in 1981–82 (listed with their first team, asterisk(*) marks debut in playoffs): Jiri Bubla, Vancouver Canucks Garth Butcher, Vancouver Canucks Bob Carpenter, Washington Capitals Gaetan Duchesne, Washington Capitals Ron Francis, Hartford Whalers Grant Fuhr, Edmonton Oilers Randy Gregg*, Edmonton Oilers Dale Hawerchuk, Winnipeg Jets Ivan Hlinka, Vancouver Canucks Tim Hunter, Calgary Flames Pelle Lindbergh, Philadelphia Flyers Al MacInnis, Calgary Flames Mike Vernon, Calgary Flames Bernie Nicholls, Los Angeles Kings Marian Stastny, Quebec Nordiques Thomas Steen, Winnipeg Jets Tony Tanti, Chicago Black Hawks John Vanbiesbrouck, New York Rangers Last games The following is a list of players of note that played their last game in the NHL in 1981–82 (listed with their last team): Don Marcotte, Boston Bruins Dick Redmond, Boston Bruins Rogie Vachon, Boston Bruins Yvon Lambert, Buffalo Sabres Bill Clement, Calgary Flames Bob Murdoch, Calgary Flames Eric Vail, Detroit Red Wings Dave Keon, Hartford Whalers Paul Shmyr, Hartford Whalers Rick Martin, Los Angeles Kings Steve Vickers, New York Rangers Bob Dailey, Philadelphia Flyers Jimmy Watson, Philadelphia Flyers Gregg Sheppard, Pittsburgh Penguins Ron Stackhouse, Pittsburgh Penguins Don Luce, Toronto Maple Leafs Rene Robert, Toronto Maple Leafs Bob Kelly, Washington Capitals Jean Pronovost, Washington Capitals See also List of Stanley Cup champions