The 1998–99 NHL season was the 82nd regular season of the National Hockey League. The Dallas Stars finished first in regular season play, and won the Stanley Cup championship over the Buffalo Sabres on a controversial triple overtime goal by Brett Hull. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998%E2%80%9399_NHL_season

Final Stats:

Team	Coach	Most Goals	Most Assists	Most Points	Goalie
Dallas Stars	Ken Hitchcock	Mike Modano	Mike Modano	Mike Modano	Ed Belfour
New Jersey Devils	Robbie Ftorek	Petr Sykora	Petr Sykora	Petr Sykora	Martin Brodeur
Toronto Maple Leafs	Pat Quinn	Sergei Berezin	Mats Sundin	Mats Sundin	Curtis Joseph
Colorado Avalanche	Bob Hartley	Joe Sakic	Peter Forsberg	Peter Forsberg	Patrick Roy
Ottawa Senators	Jacques Martin	Alexei Yashin	Alexei Yashin	Alexei Yashin	Damian Rhodes
Detroit Red Wings	Scotty Bowman	Brendan Shanahan	Igor Larionov	Steve Yzerman	Chris Osgood
Boston Bruins	Pat Burns	Dmitri Khristich	Jason Allison	Jason Allison	Byron Dafoe
Phoenix Coyotes	Jim Schoenfeld	Keith Tkachuk	Jeremy Roenick	Jeremy Roenick	Nikolai Khabibulin
Pittsburgh Penguins	Kevin Constantine	Jaromir Jagr	Jaromir Jagr	Jaromir Jagr	Tom Barrasso
St. Louis Blues	Joel Quenneville	Pavol Demitra	Pavol Demitra	Pavol Demitra	Grant Fuhr
Philadelphia Flyers	Roger Neilson	John LeClair	Eric Lindros	Eric Lindros	John Vanbiesbrouck
Buffalo Sabres	Lindy Ruff	Miroslav Satan	Jason Woolley	Miroslav Satan	Dominik Hasek
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	Craig Hartsburg	Teemu Selanne	Paul Kariya	Teemu Selanne	Guy Hebert
Carolina Hurricanes	Paul Maurice	Keith Primeau	Sami Kapanen	Keith Primeau	Arturs Irbe
Edmonton Oilers	Ron Low	Bill Guerin	Bill Guerin	Bill Guerin	Mikhail Shtalenkov
New York Rangers	John Muckler	Adam Graves	Wayne Gretzky	Wayne Gretzky	Mike Richter
Los Angeles Kings	Larry Robinson	Luc Robitaille	Luc Robitaille	Luc Robitaille	Stephane Fiset
Montreal Canadiens	Alain Vigneault	Martin Rucinsky	Mark Recchi	Mark Recchi	Jeff Hackett
Washington Capitals	Ron Wilson	Peter Bondra	Adam Oates	Peter Bondra	Olaf Kolzig
San Jose Sharks	Darryl Sutter	Joe Murphy	Jeff Friesen	Jeff Friesen	Mike Vernon
Calgary Flames	Brian Sutter	Theoren Fleury	Phil Housley	Theoren Fleury	Fred Brathwaite
Florida Panthers	Terry Murray	Ray Whitney	Ray Whitney	Ray Whitney	Sean Burke
Chicago Blackhawks	Dirk Graham	Tony Amonte	Alex Zhamnov	Tony Amonte	Jocelyn Thibault
Nashville Predators	Barry Trotz	Sergei Krivokrasov	Cliff Ronning	Cliff Ronning	Mike Dunham
New York Islanders	Mike Milbury	Ziggy Palffy	Robert Reichel	Robert Reichel	Tommy Salo
Vancouver Canucks	Mike Keenan	Markus Naslund	Mark Messier	Markus Naslund	Garth Snow
Tampa Bay Lightning	Jacques Demers	Wendel Clark	Darcy Tucker	Darcy Tucker	Corey Schwab
League Playoff Series
Stanley Cup Final	4 2	Dallas Stars over Buffalo Sabres
Conference Finals	4 3	Dallas Stars over Colorado Avalanche
Conference Finals	4 1	Buffalo Sabres over Toronto Maple Leafs
Conference Semi-Finals	4 2	Colorado Avalanche over Detroit Red Wings
Conference Semi-Finals	4 2	Dallas Stars over St. Louis Blues
Conference Semi-Finals	4 2	Buffalo Sabres over Boston Bruins
Conference Semi-Finals	4 2	Toronto Maple Leafs over Pittsburgh Penguins
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 3	St. Louis Blues over Phoenix Coyotes
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 0	Detroit Red Wings over Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 2	Colorado Avalanche over San Jose Sharks
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 0	Dallas Stars over Edmonton Oilers
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 2	Toronto Maple Leafs over Philadelphia Flyers
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 2	Boston Bruins over Carolina Hurricanes
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 0	Buffalo Sabres over Ottawa Senators
Conference Quarter-Finals	4 3	Pittsburgh Penguins over New Jersey Devils
Most Goals per game: 3.3
Toronto Maple Leafs
Fewest Goals allowed per game: 2
Dallas Stars