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Statistical Leaders Final Standings Eastern Division Western Division Team gp w l t pts pct gf ga Team gp w l t pts pct gf ga Québec NORDIQUES 81 47 31 3 97 .599 353 295 Houston AEROS 80 50 24 6 106 .663 320 241 Cincinnati STINGERS 81 39 37 5 83 .512 354 303 Winnipeg JETS 80 46 32 2 94 .588 366 291 Indianapolis RACERS 81 36 37 8 80 .493 276 305 San Diego MARINERS 81 40 37 4 84 .519 284 283 New England WHALERS 81 35 40 6 76 .469 275 290 Edmonton OILERS 81 34 43 4 72 .444 243 304 Birmingham BULLS 81 31 46 4 66 .407 289 309 Calgary COWBOYS 81 31 43 7 69 .426 252 296 Minn. FIGHTING SAINTS 42 19 18 5 43 .512 136 129 Phoenix ROADRUNNERS 80 28 48 4 60 .375 281 383 Home Records Away Records Team gp w l t pts pct gf ga Team gp w l t pts pct gf ga Houston 40 33 3 4 70 .875 180 88 Québec 41 18 21 2 38 .463 167 178 Winnipeg 40 30 9 1 61 .763 207 119 Houston 40 17 21 2 36 .450 140 153 Québec 40 29 10 1 59 .738 186 117 Winnipeg 40 16 23 1 33 .413 159 172 Cincinnati 40 29 10 1 59 .738 207 115 New England 41 15 24 2 32 .390 125 157 San Diego 40 26 10 4 56 .700 164 122 Indianapolis 41 12 24 5 29 .354 119 171 Calgary 40 26 12 2 54 .675 160 117 San Diego 41 14 27 0 28 .341 120 161 Indianapolis 40 24 13 3 51 .638 157 134 Cincinnati 41 10 27 4 24 .293 147 188 Edmonton 40 24 15 1 49 .613 148 131 Edmonton 41 10 28 3 23 .280 95 173 Birmingham 40 22 15 3 47 .588 177 131 Birmingham 41 9 31 1 19 .232 112 178 New England 40 20 16 4 44 .550 150 133 Phoenix 40 8 30 2 18 .225 117 224 Phoenix 40 20 18 2 42 .525 164 159 Calgary 41 5 31 5 15 .183 92 179 Minnesota 25 14 8 3 31 .620 94 69 Minnesota 17 5 10 2 12 .353 42 60 Statistical Leaders Top five in each category. Goals: 70, Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg); 66, Real Cloutier (Québec); 60, Mark Short-handed Goals: 8, Paulin Bordeleau (Québec); 6, Joe Noris (San Diego); 5, Napier (Birmingham); 52, Richie Leduc (Cincinnati), Blaine Stoughton Rich Preston (Houston), Dennis Sobchuk (Cincinnati); 4, Serge Bernier (Québec), (Cincinnati); 49, Marc Tardif (Québec). Hugh Harris (Indianapolis), Ron Huston (Phoenix), Danny Lawson (Calgary- Winnipeg), Don Tannahill (Calgary). Assists: 85, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg); 82, Andre Lacroix (San Diego); 75, Christian Bordeleau (Québec), Real Cloutier (Québec); 71, Robbie Ftorek (Phoenix); 63, Goaltending Minutes: 3818, Joe Daley (Winnipeg); 3803, John Garrett Dave Keon (Minnesota-New England). (Birmingham); 3701, Don McLeod (Calgary); 3129, Clay Hebenton (Phoenix); 2928, Louis Levasseur (Minnesota-Edmonton). Points: 141, Real Cloutier (Québec); 131, Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg); 124, Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg); 117, Robbie Ftorek (Phoenix); 114, Andre Lacroix (San Goals Against Average: 2.74, Ron Grahame (Houston); 3.09, Ernie Wakely (San Diego). Diego); 3.12, Cap Raeder (New England); 3.15, Wayne Rutledge (Houston); 3.36, Michel Dion (Indianapolis). (Note: Jacques Caron (Cincinnati), 2.84 average in 24 Penalty Minutes: 274, Frank Beaton (Edmonton); 244, Paul Baxter (Québec); 224, games; Dave Dryden (Edmonton), 3.26 average in 24 games). Ron Busniuk (Minnesota-Edmonton), Cam Connor (Houston); 215, Bill Butters (Minnesota-Edmonton-New England); 197, Wally Weir (Québec). Wins: 39, Joe Daley (Winnipeg); 29, Richard Brodeur (Québec); 27, Ron Grahame (Houston); 25, Don McLeod (Calgary); 24, John Garrett (Birmingham). Power-play Goals: 25, Real Cloutier (Québec); 22, Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg); 12, George Lyle (New England); 11, Serge Bernier (Québec), Robbie Ftorek Shutouts: 4, Ken Broderick (Edmonton); John Garrett (Birming-ham); Ron (Phoenix), Andre Lacroix (San Diego), Richie Leduc (Cincinnati), Willy Grahame (Houston); 3, Joe Daley (Winnipeg), Don McLeod (Calgary), Wayne Lindstrom (Winnipeg), Tim Sheehy (Edmonton-Birmingham), Tom Webster (New Rutledge (Houston), Ernie Wakely (San Diego); 2, shared by many England).. Year-End All-Star Teams First Team: Goal: John Garrett (Birmingham), Defense: Darryl Maggs Second Team: Goal: Joe Daley (Winnipeg), Defense: Poul Popiel and Mark (Indianapolis) and Ron Plumb (Cincinnati), Center: Robbie Ftorek (Phoenix), Howe (both Houston), Center: Ulf Nilsson (Winnipeg), Right Wing: Real Right Wing: Anders Hedberg (Winnipeg), Left Wing: Marc Tardif (Québec). Cloutier (Québec), Left Wing: Rick Dudley (Cincinnati). 281 .
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