The 1989–90 NHL season was the 73rd season of the National Hockey League. The Stanley Cup winners were the Edmonton Oilers, who won the best of seven series 4–1 against the Boston Bruins. The championship was the Oilers' fifth Stanley Cup in the past seven years. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989%E2%80%9390_NHL_season


Final Stats:
 

Record	Team
46 25 9	Boston Bruins
45 27 8	Buffalo Sabres
42 23 15	Calgary Flames
41 33 6	Chicago Blackhawks
41 28 11	Montreal Canadiens
38 38 4	Toronto Maple Leafs
38 28 14	Edmonton Oilers
38 33 9	Hartford Whalers
37 32 11	Winnipeg Jets
37 34 9	St. Louis Blues
37 34 9	New Jersey Devils
36 38 6	Washington Capitals
36 40 4	Minnesota North Stars
36 31 13	New York Rangers
34 39 7	Los Angeles Kings
32 40 8	Pittsburgh Penguins
31 38 11	New York Islanders
30 39 11	Philadelphia Flyers
28 38 14	Detroit Red Wings
25 41 14	Vancouver Canucks
12 61 7	Quebec Nordiques
League Playoff Series
Stanley Cup Final	4 1	Edmonton Oilers over Boston Bruins
Conference Finals	4 2	Edmonton Oilers over Chicago Blackhawks
Conference Finals	4 0	Boston Bruins over Washington Capitals
Division Finals	4 0	Edmonton Oilers over Los Angeles Kings
Division Finals	4 3	Chicago Blackhawks over St. Louis Blues
Division Finals	4 1	Washington Capitals over New York Rangers
Division Finals	4 1	Boston Bruins over Montreal Canadiens
Division Semi-Finals	4 3	Edmonton Oilers over Winnipeg Jets
Division Semi-Finals	4 2	Los Angeles Kings over Calgary Flames
Division Semi-Finals	4 1	St. Louis Blues over Toronto Maple Leafs
Division Semi-Finals	4 3	Chicago Blackhawks over Minnesota North Stars
Division Semi-Finals	4 2	Washington Capitals over New Jersey Devils
Division Semi-Finals	4 1	New York Rangers over New York Islanders
Division Semi-Finals	4 2	Montreal Canadiens over Buffalo Sabres
Division Semi-Finals	4 3	Boston Bruins over Hartford Whalers
Most Goals Per Game:
Calgary Flames 4.4
Fewest Goals Allowed Per Game:
Boston Bruins 2.9
Most Goals Scored In A Game: 12
by Washington Capitals on 2/6
by Calgary Flames on 2/22
and by Los Angeles Kings on 4/10