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The Nordiques, led by their new captain Peter Stastny, captured their first division title since the 1976\u201377 season but were swept of the first round of the playoffs by the Hartford Whalers.Offseason[edit]The Nordiques had a pretty quiet off-season, with the only trade during the summer was acquiring John Anderson from the Toronto Maple Leafs for Brad Maxwell.  Anderson was second in Leafs scoring with 32 goals and 63 points in 1984\u201385.  Quebec also made a trade late in the pre-season, as the Nordiques acquired Gilbert Delorme from the St. Louis Blues for Bruce Bell.  Delorme, a stay-at-home defenseman, had two goals and 14 points in 74 games with the Blues.The Nordiques signed free agent Tony Currie from the Edmonton Oilers, while they lost Blake Wesley, who signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs.Regular season[edit]The Nordiques started the season with a seven-game winning streak, however, the club fell into a slump, and had a 3-10-1 record in their next fourteen games to fall to 10-10-1.  Quebec returned to their winning ways, going unbeaten in their next eight games, and found themselves battling with the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens for first place in the Adams Division.  The Nordiques fell into another slump, losing five of their next six games, however, the team then won seven in a row to improve to 25-15-2, and had a narrow two point lead over the Canadiens for first in the division.  The Nordiques and Canadiens would continue to battle for the division title for the remainder of the season, and it was the Nordiques, who finished the year 43-31-6, earning 92 points, who came out of top to win the Adams Division for the first time in team history.Offensively, Quebec was led by Peter Stastny, who led the club with 122 points, as he scored 41 goals and added 81 assists, to finish sixth in NHL scoring.  Stastny also became the Nordiques captain in November, when the club traded away former captain Mario Marois to the Winnipeg Jets.  Michel Goulet had his fourth consecutive 50+ goal season, as he finished in fifth in the league with 53 goals.  Goulet added 51 assists to earn 104 points, breaking the 100 point barrier for the third time in four seasons.  Anton Stastny had a solid season, scoring 31 goals and 74 points, while Dale Hunter earned 28 goals and 70 points, along with a club high 265 penalty minutes.On defense, the Nordiques were led by Robert Picard, who earned 34 points in 48 games with Quebec after being acquired in the Mario Marois trade.  Twenty-one-year-old David Shaw, in his first full NHL season, had seven goals and 26 points.In goal, Clint Malarchuk emerged as the starter, as he won 26 games, a 3.21 GAA, and four shutouts, all team highs, in his first full NHL season.Final standings[edit][1]Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals againstNote: Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold.Schedule and results[edit]No.RDateScoreOpponentRecordAttendance1WOctober 10, 19856\u20132Chicago Black Hawks (1985\u201386)1\u20130\u2013014,6352WOctober 12, 19854\u20130@ Toronto Maple Leafs (1985\u201386)2\u20130\u2013015,2703WOctober 13, 19855\u20132@ Winnipeg Jets (1985\u201386)3\u20130\u2013014,3744WOctober 15, 19854\u20131Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)4\u20130\u2013012,6665WOctober 17, 19852\u20131@ Philadelphia Flyers (1985\u201386)5\u20130\u2013017,1266WOctober 19, 19854\u20133Pittsburgh Penguins (1985\u201386)6\u20130\u2013014,0507WOctober 21, 19853\u20132@ Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)7\u20130\u2013016,8558LOctober 24, 19855\u20136@ New York Islanders (1985\u201386)7\u20131\u2013015,2119TOctober 26, 19854\u20134 OT@ Pittsburgh Penguins (1985\u201386)7\u20131\u2013111,74810WOctober 29, 19856\u20134Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)8\u20131\u2013115,37011LOctober 30, 19854\u20136@ Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)8\u20132\u2013111,01412LNovember 2, 19853\u20135Philadelphia Flyers (1985\u201386)8\u20133\u2013114,67813WNovember 5, 19857\u20135Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)9\u20133\u2013114,83514LNovember 9, 19853\u20134Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)9\u20134\u2013114,55215LNovember 13, 19854\u20136@ Chicago Black Hawks (1985\u201386)9\u20135\u2013116,79716LNovember 14, 19853\u20135@ St. Louis Blues (1985\u201386)9\u20136\u2013110,16117WNovember 16, 19853\u20131Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)10\u20136\u2013114,28618LNovember 19, 19854\u20135Edmonton Oilers (1985\u201386)10\u20137\u2013115,35719LNovember 22, 19855\u20137@ Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)10\u20138\u2013116,43320LNovember 23, 19850\u20133@ Washington Capitals (1985\u201386)10\u20139\u2013116,74021LNovember 26, 19851\u20133Calgary Flames (1985\u201386)10\u201310\u2013115,01522WNovember 28, 19853\u20130@ Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)11\u201310\u2013114,45123WNovember 30, 19852\u20130Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)12\u201310\u2013115,35224WDecember 4, 19855\u20134Vancouver Canucks (1985\u201386)13\u201310\u2013113,64425WDecember 6, 19857\u20133New York Islanders (1985\u201386)14\u201310\u2013113,93926WDecember 7, 19854\u20131@ New York Islanders (1985\u201386)15\u201310\u2013115,96027WDecember 10, 19857\u20133Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)16\u201310\u2013113,79228TDecember 12, 19851\u20131 OT@ Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)16\u201310\u2013211,67329WDecember 14, 19859\u20133New Jersey Devils (1985\u201386)17\u201310\u2013213,73830LDecember 15, 19852\u20136@ Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)17\u201311\u2013212,18631LDecember 18, 19852\u20133@ Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)17\u201312\u2013218,05032WDecember 19, 19855\u20134 OTMontreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)18\u201312\u2013215,34133LDecember 22, 19855\u20137Washington Capitals (1985\u201386)18\u201313\u2013215,04434LDecember 26, 19853\u20134@ Washington Capitals (1985\u201386)18\u201314\u2013215,24535LDecember 28, 19854\u20135Detroit Red Wings (1985\u201386)18\u201315\u2013214,23236WDecember 31, 19855\u20131Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)19\u201315\u2013213,64437WJanuary 2, 19863\u20132@ Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)20\u201315\u2013211,66438WJanuary 4, 19867\u20132@ Detroit Red Wings (1985\u201386)21\u201315\u2013217,84939WJanuary 5, 19865\u20134@ New York Rangers (1985\u201386)22\u201315\u2013217,41640WJanuary 7, 19867\u20134St. Louis Blues (1985\u201386)23\u201315\u2013214,03941WJanuary 10, 19865\u20133Edmonton Oilers (1985\u201386)24\u201315\u2013215,35842WJanuary 11, 19865\u20131@ Toronto Maple Leafs (1985\u201386)25\u201315\u2013216,38243LJanuary 14, 19864\u20135Winnipeg Jets (1985\u201386)25\u201316\u2013213,84844LJanuary 17, 19866\u201311@ Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)25\u201317\u2013212,48645LJanuary 18, 19862\u20135Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)25\u201318\u2013215,01246WJanuary 20, 19863\u20132 OTMontreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)26\u201318\u2013215,34647WJanuary 23, 19864\u20130@ New York Rangers (1985\u201386)27\u201318\u2013217,41248WJanuary 25, 19864\u20133Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)28\u201318\u2013215,35149TJanuary 27, 19866\u20136 OTNew York Rangers (1985\u201386)28\u201318\u2013314,30850LJanuary 29, 19863\u20135@ Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)28\u201319\u2013317,98351TFebruary 1, 19862\u20132 OTPhiladelphia Flyers (1985\u201386)28\u201319\u2013415,36252LFebruary 2, 19863\u20135@ Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)28\u201320\u2013416,43353WFebruary 5, 19863\u20132Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)29\u201320\u2013415,37354WFebruary 8, 19868\u20135Chicago Black Hawks (1985\u201386)30\u201320\u2013415,35155WFebruary 9, 19864\u20133 OT@ Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)31\u201320\u2013413,17856WFebruary 12, 19865\u20132@ Los Angeles Kings (1985\u201386)32\u201320\u201348,81157LFebruary 14, 19862\u20138@ Edmonton Oilers (1985\u201386)32\u201321\u2013417,49858WFebruary 16, 19866\u20133@ Calgary Flames (1985\u201386)33\u201321\u2013416,76459LFebruary 18, 19864\u20135Los Angeles Kings (1985\u201386)33\u201322\u2013415,35260LFebruary 20, 19863\u20134 OT@ New Jersey Devils (1985\u201386)33\u201323\u201349,40661LFebruary 21, 19862\u20135@ Minnesota North Stars (1985\u201386)33\u201324\u2013412,17162LFebruary 23, 19862\u20134@ Winnipeg Jets (1985\u201386)33\u201325\u2013414,35463LFebruary 25, 19864\u20137Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)33\u201326\u2013415,35864WFebruary 28, 19866\u20132@ Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)34\u201326\u2013416,43365LMarch 1, 19864\u20138Buffalo Sabres (1985\u201386)34\u201327\u2013415,37166LMarch 4, 19863\u20136St. Louis Blues (1985\u201386)34\u201328\u2013415,06467WMarch 6, 19865\u20134 OT@ Boston Bruins (1985\u201386)35\u201328\u2013413,04568WMarch 8, 19866\u20133@ Hartford Whalers (1985\u201386)36\u201328\u2013413,61669TMarch 11, 19861\u20131 OTVancouver Canucks (1985\u201386)36\u201328\u2013515,06570WMarch 14, 19866\u20132Calgary Flames (1985\u201386)37\u201328\u2013515,14271WMarch 15, 19863\u20132Minnesota North Stars (1985\u201386)38\u201328\u2013515,35772WMarch 17, 19868\u20136@ Montreal Canadiens (1985\u201386)39\u201328\u2013518,09273WMarch 19, 19865\u20132Toronto Maple Leafs (1985\u201386)40\u201328\u2013515,13974LMarch 22, 19864\u20137Pittsburgh Penguins (1985\u201386)40\u201329\u2013515,36875WMarch 24, 19861\u20130@ Minnesota North Stars (1985\u201386)41\u201329\u2013515,95376LMarch 26, 19866\u20137@ Vancouver Canucks (1985\u201386)41\u201330\u201358,45877WMarch 29, 19865\u20133@ Los Angeles Kings (1985\u201386)42\u201330\u2013510,98478WApril 1, 19864\u20130Detroit Red Wings (1985\u201386)43\u201330\u2013515,13379LApril 2, 19865\u20136@ New Jersey Devils (1985\u201386)43\u201331\u201357,81380TApril 5, 19862\u20132 OTBoston Bruins (1985\u201386)43\u201331\u2013615,399Playoffs[edit]The Nordiques opened the 1986 Stanley Cup playoffs with a best of five Adams Division semi-final series against the Hartford Whalers.  Despite finishing the season with a 40-36-4 record, earning 84 points, the Whalers finished in fourth place in the Adams Division.  The series opened with two games at Le Colis\u00e9e, however, the Whalers stunned the Nordiques with a 3-2 overtime victory to win the first game.  Hartford then took a 2-0 series lead, as they easily defeated the favoured Nordiques 4-1 in the second game.  The series moved to the Hartford Civic Center for the third game.  The Whalers continued to dominate in the third game, destroying Quebec 9-4, to sweep the first place Nordiques out of the post-season.Hartford Whalers 3, Quebec Nordiques 0[edit]Player statistics[edit]Regular seasonScoringGoaltendingPlayerMINGPWLTGAGAASOSASVSV%Clint Malarchuk265746261241423.21413581216.895Mario Gosselin172631141411113.862796685.861Richard Sevigny46811351334.230242209.864Team:485180433162863.54623962110.881PlayoffsScoringGoaltendingPlayerMINGPWLGAGAASOSASVSV%Mario Gosselin4010157.5002217.773Clint Malarchuk143302114.6208170.864Team:183303165.25010387.845[2]Awards and records[edit]Transactions[edit]The Nordiques were involved in the following transactions during the 1985\u201386 season.Trades[edit]August 21, 1985To Toronto Maple LeafsBrad MaxwellTo Quebec NordiquesJohn AndersonOctober 2, 1985To St. Louis BluesBruce BellTo Quebec NordiquesGilbert DelormeOctober 14, 1985To Winnipeg JetsDan BouchardTo Quebec Nordiques7th round pick in 1986 \u2013 Mark Vermette CashOctober 20, 1985To Pittsburgh PenguinsFuture ConsiderationsTo Quebec NordiquesWayne BabychNovember 15, 1985To Minnesota North StarsEd LeeTo Quebec Nordiques6th round pick in 1986 \u2013 Scott WhiteNovember 27, 1985To Winnipeg JetsMario MaroisTo Quebec NordiquesRobert PicardJanuary 16, 1986To Calgary FlamesTom ThornburyTo Quebec NordiquesTony StilesJanuary 17, 1986To Hartford WhalersWayne BabychTo Quebec NordiquesGreg MaloneFebruary 6, 1986To New York RangersWilf PaiementTo Quebec NordiquesSteve PatrickMarch 8, 1986To Hartford WhalersJohn AndersonTo Quebec NordiquesRisto SiltanenMarch 10, 1986To Washington CapitalsPeter AnderssonTo Quebec Nordiques3rd round pick in 1986 \u2013 Shawn SimpsonJune 21, 1986To Philadelphia Flyers2nd round pick in 1987 \u2013 Jeff HardingTo Quebec Nordiques2nd round pick in 1986 \u2013 Stephane GuerardFree agents[edit]Draft picks[edit]Quebec’s draft picks from the 1985 NHL Entry Draft which was held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Ontario.Farm teams[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/1985-86-quebec-nordiques-season-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"1985\u201386 Quebec Nordiques season – Wikipedia"}}]}]