1981–82 Chicago Black Hawks season

National Hockey League team season March 2026 August 2023 NHL 1981–82 1981 Chicago Black Hawks 30–38–12 20–13–7 10–25–5 Campbell 7th Norris 4th 332 363 Bob Pulford Keith Magnuson Terry Ruskowski None Chicago Stadium 12,698 Al Secord (44) Denis Savard (87) Denis Savard (119) Keith Brown (+5) Al Secord (303) Tony Esposito (19) Murray Bannerman (4.53) The 1981–82 Chicago Black Hawks season was the 56th season of operation of the Chicago Black Hawks in the National Hockey League (NHL). 2 Offseason During the off-season, the NHL realigned their divisions, and the Black Hawks moved from the Smythe Division to the Norris Division. Joining Chicago in the Norris Division were the Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota North Stars, St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Winnipeg Jets, making it the only six team division in the league. At the 1981 NHL entry draft, the Hawks drafted Tony Tanti with their first-round draft pick. Tanti had 81 goals and 150 points with the Oshawa Generals of the OHL in 1980–81. Regular season Chicago had a solid start to the season, opening with a 9–5–6 record in their first 20 games, only two points behind the Minnesota North Stars for first place in the Norris Division. The Black Hawks struggled over the next part of the season, as they quickly fell out of contention for first place, going 14-28-4 in their next 46 games, falling into fourth place. During the slump, head coach Keith Magnuson resigned, as Bob Pulford took over as the interim head coach for the remainder of the season. Chicago finished the season with a 30–38–12 record, earning 72 points, which was good enough for the final playoff spot in the Norris. Offensively, Denis Savard had a breakout season, scoring 32 goals and a club record 119 points while playing in all 80 games. Al Secord scored a team high 44 goals, and finished with 75 points, while getting a team high 303 penalty minutes. Tom Lysiak had another solid season, scoring 32 goals and 82 points. On defence, Doug Wilson had an excellent season, scoring 39 goals and 85 points, while Doug Crossman emerged with 12 goals and 40 points. In goal, Tony Esposito had the majority of playing time, going 19–25–8 with a 4.52 GAA in 52 games. Murray Bannerman backed him up with an 11–12–4 record and a 4.17 GAA in 29 games. Final standings CHI Record vs. opponents CHI Playoffs Chicago Black Hawks 3, Minnesota North Stars 1 The Black Hawks opened the playoffs with a best-of-five Norris Division semi-final series against the Minnesota North Stars. The North Stars had the best record in the Norris, going 37–23–20, earning 94 points, which was 22 more than the Black Hawks. The series opened with two games at the Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota. With the game tied at 2–2 at the end of regulation time, the Hawks Greg Fox emerged as the hero in overtime, scoring 3:34 into the extra period, as Chicago won the game 3–2 to take a 1–0 series lead. Chicago goaltender Murray Bannerman made 45 saves in the victory. In the second game, the Black Hawks, led by two goals by Tom Lysiak and 33 saves from Murray Bannerman, defeated the North Stars 5–3 to take both games in Minnesota. The series shifted to Chicago Stadium for the next two games, and the North Stars rebounded with a 7–1 victory in the third game, as Dino Ciccarelli led the way with three goals for Minnesota. The Black Hawks completed the upset in the fourth game, defeating the North Stars 5–2, as goaltender Tony Esposito made 31 saves for the win. Chicago Black Hawks 4, St. Louis Blues 2 In the best-of-seven Norris Division finals, the Black Hawks faced the St. Louis Blues, who finished third in the division with a 32–40–8 record, tying Chicago with 72 points, however, St. Louis held the tie-breaker, as they won two more games during the season. In the first round of the playoffs, the Blues defeated the second place Winnipeg Jets in four games. The series opened with two games at The Checkerdome in St. Louis, Missouri, and in the first game, the Black Hawks took a 2–0 lead after the first period, only to have St. Louis have a 3–2 lead over two periods. In the third period, the Hawks scored two quick goals by Denis Savard and Tom Lysiak to take a 4–3 lead, however, Joe Mullen of the Blues tied it midway through the period. Doug Wilson then scored late in the third, pacing Chicago to a 5–4 win to open the series. St. Louis evened the series in the second game, as Bernie Federko had a goal and assist, while goaltender Mike Liut made 26 saves in a 3-1 Blues victory. The series shifted to Chicago Stadium for the next two games, and the Black Hawks stormed out of the game, scoring three goals in the first 3:01 to take a 3–0 lead. Chicago had a 6–2 lead midway in the third period, however, St. Louis scored three consecutive goals before running out of time, as the Hawks hung on for a 6–5 victory, taking a 2–1 series lead. In the fourth game, the Blues led the game 4-2 midway through the game, however, the Black Hawks would score five consecutive goals, winning the game 7–4, and taking a commanding 3–1 lead in the series. The fifth game was back at The Checkerdome, and the two teams ended regulation time tied at 2-2. In overtime, the Blues Bernie Federko kept St. Louis alive, scoring 3:28 into the extra period, as the Blues avoided elimination with a 3–2 victory. The sixth game was back in Chicago, as the Black Hawks, led by Tony Esposito and his 31 saves, eliminated the Blues with a 2–0 victory. Vancouver Canucks 4, Chicago Black Hawks 1 The Black Hawks would face the Vancouver Canucks in the best-of-seven Campbell Conference finals. The Canucks finished the season with a 30–33–17 record, earning 77 points, five higher than the Black Hawks during the regular season. In the playoffs, Vancouver eliminated the Calgary Flames and Los Angeles Kings to qualify for the conference finals. The first two games were at Chicago Stadium, and in the first game, the Canucks Thomas Gradin opened the scoring at 8:02 of the first period, however, the Hawks Terry Ruskowski quickly evened the score just over two minutes later to tie the game. Those would be the only goals scored in regulation, as the game was sent into overtime. Neither the Black Hawks or Canucks could capitalize during the first overtime period, setting up double overtime. In the second overtime, the Canucks Jim Nill silenced the home crowd, as Vancouver hung on for a 2–1 victory. Canucks goaltender Richard Brodeur made 46 saves in the win, while Tony Esposito have 39 saves in the loss. Chicago evened the series in the second game, as they were led by Denis Savard and his two goals, while Murray Bannerman had 30 saves in a 4-1 Black Hawks victory. The series shifted to Vancouver, British Columbia for the next two games at PNE Coliseum, and in the third game, Glen Sharpley give Chicago a 1–0 lead. However, this lead would not last as Vancouver's two consecutive power play goals would prove too much for the Hawks even though they tied the game at the end of first period. The Canucks would break the tie in 2nd period by Curt Fraser and win the game 4–3 to take a 2–1 series lead. Vancouver took a 3–0 lead midway through the fourth game, however, the Black Hawks, on goals by Glen Sharpley and Denis Savard cut the Canucks lead to 3-2 early in the third. Vancouver then scored two quick goals, and hung on for a 5–3 win, taking a 3–1 series lead back to Chicago. In the fifth game, the Canucks jumped out to a quick 2–0 lead before the Hawks Tom Lysiak scored 5:09 into the game to cut the Canucks lead in half. Vancouver took a 3–1 lead after the first. After a scoreless second period, the Black Hawks cut the Canucks lead to 3–2 with an early third period goal by Grant Mulvey, however, Vancouver took control of the game, and the series, skating their way to a 6–2 victory, eliminating the Hawks. Schedule and results Regular season background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 5px solid; border-bottom:#000000 5px solid; 1981–82 regular season1981-82 Chicago Black Hawks Schedule https://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/CBH/1982_games.html Hockey-Reference.com March 28, 2025 y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; October Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |1||T||October 7, 1981||5–5 || align="left"| Pittsburgh Penguins (1981–82) ||0–0–1 |- |2||L||October 10, 1981||8–9 || align="left"| @ Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||0–1–1 |- |3||W||October 11, 1981||3–0 || align="left"| Calgary Flames (1981–82) ||1–1–1 |- |4||L||October 14, 1981||5–8 || align="left"| Boston Bruins (1981–82) ||1–2–1 |- |5||L||October 17, 1981||3–7 || align="left"| @ St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||1–3–1 |- |6||W||October 18, 1981||7–5 || align="left"| Edmonton Oilers (1981–82) ||2–3–1 |- |7||T||October 21, 1981||3–3 || align="left"| Montreal Canadiens (1981–82) ||2–3–2 |- |8||T||October 23, 1981||5–5 || align="left"| @ Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||2–3–3 |- |9||T||October 25, 1981||4–4 || align="left"| St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||2–3–4 |- |10||W||October 28, 1981||7–6 || align="left"| Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||3–3–4 |- |11||T||October 31, 1981||2–2 || align="left"| @ Hartford Whalers (1981–82) ||3–3–5 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; November Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |12||W||November 1, 1981||9–4 || align="left"| Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||4–3–5 |- |13||W||November 4, 1981||5–4 || align="left"| Los Angeles Kings (1981–82) ||5–3–5 |- |14||L||November 6, 1981||3–4 || align="left"| @ Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||5–4–5 |- |15||W||November 8, 1981||10–4 || align="left"| Calgary Flames (1981–82) ||6–4–5 |- |16||T||November 11, 1981||5–5 || align="left"| Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||6–4–6 |- |17||L||November 14, 1981||3–6 || align="left"| @ Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||6–5–6 |- |18||W||November 15, 1981||10–0 || align="left"| Colorado Rockies (1981–82) ||7–5–6 |- |19||W||November 18, 1981||4–3 || align="left"| Buffalo Sabres (1981–82) ||8–5–6 |- |20||W||November 21, 1981||6–4 || align="left"| @ Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||9–5–6 |- |21||T||November 22, 1981||1–1 || align="left"| Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||9–5–7 |- |22||L||November 25, 1981||2–6 || align="left"| @ Vancouver Canucks (1981–82) ||9–6–7 |- |23||L||November 27, 1981||1–8 || align="left"| @ Edmonton Oilers (1981–82) ||9–7–7 |- |24||T||November 28, 1981||4–4 || align="left"| @ Calgary Flames (1981–82) ||9–7–8 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; December Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |25||L||December 2, 1981||2–3 || align="left"| @ Colorado Rockies (1981–82) ||9–8–8 |- |26||W||December 5, 1981||3–2 || align="left"| @ Los Angeles Kings (1981–82) ||10–8–8 |- |27||W||December 9, 1981||7–3 || align="left"| Washington Capitals (1981–82) ||11–8–8 |- |28||L||December 12, 1981||3–6 || align="left"| @ Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||11–9–8 |- |29||W||December 13, 1981||8–3 || align="left"| Hartford Whalers (1981–82) ||12–9–8 |- |30||T||December 16, 1981||3–3 || align="left"| Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||12–9–9 |- |31||W||December 19, 1981||6–4 || align="left"| @ Washington Capitals (1981–82) ||13–9–9 |- |32||L||December 20, 1981||1–3 || align="left"| Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||13–10–9 |- |33||L||December 23, 1981||6–7 || align="left"| Philadelphia Flyers (1981–82) ||13–11–9 |- |34||W||December 26, 1981||3–2 || align="left"| @ Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||14–11–9 |- |35||L||December 27, 1981||3–4 || align="left"| St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||14–12–9 |- |36||L||December 29, 1981||1–8 || align="left"| @ Quebec Nordiques (1981–82) ||14–13–9 |- |37||L||December 30, 1981||3–6 || align="left"| @ Montreal Canadiens (1981–82) ||14–14–9 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; January Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |38||L||January 2, 1982||3–5 || align="left"| @ New York Islanders (1981–82) ||14–15–9 |- |39||W||January 3, 1982||4–3 || align="left"| Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||15–15–9 |- |40||W||January 6, 1982||6–3 || align="left"| Pittsburgh Penguins (1981–82) ||16–15–9 |- |41||L||January 9, 1982||5–7 || align="left"| @ New York Rangers (1981–82) ||16–16–9 |- |42||W||January 10, 1982||3–2 || align="left"| Vancouver Canucks (1981–82) ||17–16–9 |- |43||L||January 13, 1982||2–6 || align="left"| @ Buffalo Sabres (1981–82) ||17–17–9 |- |44||L||January 16, 1982||6–8 || align="left"| @ St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||17–18–9 |- |45||L||January 17, 1982||5–7 || align="left"| @ Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||17–19–9 |- |46||L||January 20, 1982||4–5 || align="left"| Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||17–20–9 |- |47||L||January 22, 1982||5–6 || align="left"| @ Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||17–21–9 |- |48||L||January 23, 1982||4–8 || align="left"| @ Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||17–22–9 |- |49||L||January 25, 1982||5–6 || align="left"| Hartford Whalers (1981–82) ||17–23–9 |- |50||T||January 27, 1982||3–3 || align="left"| Edmonton Oilers (1981–82) ||17–23–10 |- |51||L||January 30, 1982||2–5 || align="left"| @ Washington Capitals (1981–82) ||17–24–10 |- |52||L||January 31, 1982||2–5 || align="left"| Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||17–25–10 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; February Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |53||W||February 3, 1982||9–5 || align="left"| St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||18–25–10 |- |54||L||February 4, 1982||4–6 || align="left"| @ Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||18–26–10 |- |55||W||February 6, 1982||4–3 || align="left"| @ Boston Bruins (1981–82) ||19–26–10 |- |56||W||February 7, 1982||5–2 || align="left"| Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||20–26–10 |- |57||L||February 11, 1982||2–8 || align="left"| New York Islanders (1981–82) ||20–27–10 |- |58||W||February 13, 1982||6–4 || align="left"| @ Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||21–27–10 |- |59||L||February 15, 1982||1–4 || align="left"| Vancouver Canucks (1981–82) ||21–28–10 |- |60||L||February 17, 1982||2–3 || align="left"| Buffalo Sabres (1981–82) ||21–29–10 |- |61||W||February 21, 1982||5–3 || align="left"| Quebec Nordiques (1981–82) ||22–29–10 |- |62||L||February 23, 1982||1–5 || align="left"| @ New York Islanders (1981–82) ||22–30–10 |- |63||L||February 24, 1982||4–6 || align="left"| @ New York Rangers (1981–82) ||22–31–10 |- |64||W||February 27, 1982||5–3 || align="left"| @ Los Angeles Kings (1981–82) ||23–31–10 |- |65||L||February 28, 1982||3–5 || align="left"| @ Colorado Rockies (1981–82) ||23–32–10 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; March Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |66||L||March 3, 1982||2–4 || align="left"| Winnipeg Jets (1981–82) ||23–33–10 |- |67||W||March 6, 1982||4–1 || align="left"| Philadelphia Flyers (1981–82) ||24–33–10 |- |68||W||March 7, 1982||5–1 || align="left"| Boston Bruins (1981–82) ||25–33–10 |- |69||W||March 10, 1982||7–6 || align="left"| @ Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||26–33–10 |- |70||L||March 11, 1982||0–4 || align="left"| @ Montreal Canadiens (1981–82) ||26–34–10 |- |71||L||March 13, 1982||3–9 || align="left"| @ Quebec Nordiques (1981–82) ||26–35–10 |- |72||T||March 18, 1982||4–4 || align="left"| @ Philadelphia Flyers (1981–82) ||26–35–11 |- |73||W||March 20, 1982||4–3 || align="left"| @ Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||27–35–11 |- |74||L||March 22, 1982||5–8 || align="left"| @ Toronto Maple Leafs (1981–82) ||27–36–11 |- |75||W||March 24, 1982||6–4 || align="left"| Detroit Red Wings (1981–82) ||28–36–11 |- |76||T||March 27, 1982||3–3 || align="left"| @ Pittsburgh Penguins (1981–82) ||28–36–12 |- |77||L||March 28, 1982||3–8 || align="left"| St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||28–37–12 |- |78||L||March 31, 1982||1–4 || align="left"| New York Rangers (1981–82) ||28–38–12 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; April Game Result Date Score Opponent Record |- |79||W||April 3, 1982||7–4 || align="left"| @ St. Louis Blues (1981–82) ||29–38–12 |- |80||W||April 4, 1982||4–3 || align="left"| Minnesota North Stars (1981–82) ||30–38–12 |- |- | Legend: #cfc Win (2 points) 1px solid black #fcc Loss (0 points) 1px solid black #ffc Tie (1 point) 1px solid black Playoffs background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 5px solid; border-bottom:#000000 5px solid; 1982 Stanley Cup playoffs y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; Norris Division Semifinals vs. (N1) Minnesota North Stars – Black Hawks win 3–1 Game Date Visitor Score Home Series |- | 1 || April 7 || Chicago Black Hawks || 3–2 || Minnesota North Stars || 1–0 |- | 2 || April 8 || Chicago Black Hawks || 5–3 || Minnesota North Stars || 2–0 |- | 3 || April 10 || Minnesota North Stars || 7–1 || Chicago Black Hawks || 2–1 |- | 4 || April 11 || Minnesota North Stars || 2–5 || Chicago Black Hawks || 3–1 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; Norris Division Finals vs. (N3) St. Louis Blues – Black Hawks win 4–2 Game Date Visitor Score Home Series |- | 1 || April 15 || Chicago Black Hawks || 5–4 || St. Louis Blues || 1–0 |- | 2 || April 16 || Chicago Black Hawks || 1–3 || St. Louis Blues || 1–1 |- | 3 || April 18 || St. Louis Blues || 5–6 || Chicago Black Hawks || 2–1 |- | 4 || April 19 || St. Louis Blues || 4–7 || Chicago Black Hawks || 3–1 |- | 5 || April 21 || Chicago Black Hawks || 2–3 || St. Louis Blues || 3–2 |- | 6 || April 23 || St. Louis Blues || 0–2 || Chicago Black Hawks || 4–2 |- y background:#fff; border-top:#CE1126 2px solid; border-bottom:#000000 2px solid; Campbell Conference Finals vs. (S2) Vancouver Canucks – Canucks win 4–1 Game Date Visitor Score Home Series |- | 1 || April 27 || Vancouver Canucks || 2–1 || Chicago Black Hawks || 0–1 |- | 2 || April 29 || Vancouver Canucks || 1–4 || Chicago Black Hawks || 1–1 |- | 3 || May 1 || Chicago Black Hawks || 3–4 || Vancouver Canucks|| 1–2 |- | 4 || May 4 || Chicago Black Hawks || 3–5 || Vancouver Canucks || 1–3 |- | 5 || May 6 || Vancouver Canucks || 6–2 || Chicago Black Hawks || 1–4 |- |- | Legend: #cfc Win 1px solid black #fcc Loss 1px solid black Player statistics Regular season Scoring Player Pos GP G A Pts PIM +/- PPG SHG GWG Denis Savard C 80 32 87 119 820804 Doug Wilson Doug Wilson (ice hockey) D 76 39 46 85 5411413 Tom Lysiak C 71 32 50 82 84-81024 Al Secord LW 80 44 31 75 303-171406 Tim Higgins Tim Higgins (ice hockey) RW 74 20 30 50 85-6602 Grant Mulvey RW 73 30 19 49 141-9303 Rich Preston RW 75 15 28 43 300111 Doug Crossman D 70 12 28 40 24-19701 Reg Kerr LW 59 11 28 39 39-10101 Terry Ruskowski C 60 7 30 37 120-13200 Darryl Sutter LW 40 23 12 35 310430 Ted Bulley LW 59 12 18 30 120-1202 Bob Murray Robert Frederick Murray D 45 8 22 30 481310 Peter Marsh Peter Marsh (ice hockey) RW 57 10 18 28 473000 Keith Brown Keith Brown (ice hockey) D 33 4 20 24 264200 Bill Gardner Bill Gardner (ice hockey) C 69 8 15 23 20-9140 Dave Hutchison Dave Hutchison (ice hockey) D 66 5 18 23 2464010 Greg Fox Greg Fox (ice hockey) D 79 2 19 21 137-13000 Glen Sharpley C 36 9 7 16 112002 Rick Paterson C 48 4 7 11 8-2001 Jerome Dupont Jerry Dupont D 34 0 4 4 51-2000 Steve Ludzik C 8 2 1 3 21000 Florent Robidoux LW 4 1 2 3 02000 Miles Zaharko D 15 1 2 3 18-1000 Tony Esposito G 52 0 2 2 00000 Dave Feamster D 29 0 2 2 29-6000 John Marks John Marks (ice hockey) LW 13 1 0 1 70000 Murray Bannerman G 29 0 1 1 00000 Steve Larmer RW 3 0 0 0 00000 Troy Murray C 1 0 0 0 00000 Warren Skorodenski G 1 0 0 0 00000 Tony Tanti RW 2 0 0 0 00000 Goaltending Player MIN GPW LTGAGAA SO Tony Esposito 3069 52 19 25 8 231 4.52 1 Murray Bannerman 1671 29 11 12 4 116 4.17 1 Warren Skorodenski 60 1 0 1 0 5 5.00 0 Team: 4800 80 30 38 12 352 4.40 2 Playoffs Scoring Player Pos GP G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG Denis Savard C 15 11 7 18 52502 Tom Lysiak C 15 6 9 15 13300 Doug Wilson Doug Wilson (ice hockey) D 15 3 10 13 32011 Glen Sharpley C 15 6 3 9 16000 Al Secord LW 15 2 5 7 61201 Bob Murray Robert Frederick Murray D 15 1 6 7 16000 Grant Mulvey RW 15 4 2 6 50100 Dave Feamster D 15 2 4 6 53001 Rich Preston RW 15 2 4 6 21000 Rick Paterson C 15 3 2 5 21000 Bill Gardner Bill Gardner (ice hockey) C 15 1 4 5 6000 Tim Higgins Tim Higgins (ice hockey) RW 12 3 1 4 15000 Greg Fox Greg Fox (ice hockey) D 15 1 3 4 27001 Ted Bulley LW 15 2 1 3 12001 Dave Hutchison Dave Hutchison (ice hockey) D 14 1 2 3 44000 Terry Ruskowski C 11 1 2 3 53000 Doug Crossman D 11 0 3 3 4000 Keith Brown Keith Brown (ice hockey) D 4 0 2 2 5000 Peter Marsh Peter Marsh (ice hockey) RW 12 0 2 2 31000 Troy Murray C 7 1 0 1 5000 Murray Bannerman G 10 0 1 1 4000 Darryl Sutter LW 3 0 1 1 2000 Tony Esposito G 7 0 0 0 0000 John Marks John Marks (ice hockey) LW 1 0 0 0 0000 Goaltending Player MIN GPW LGAGAA SO Murray Bannerman 555 10 5 4 35 3.78 0 Tony Esposito 381 7 3 3 16 2.52 1 Team: 936 15 8 7 51 3.27 1 hockey-reference.com 2009-06-16 1981-82 Chicago Black Hawks Statistics - Hockey-Reference.com https://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/CBH/1982.html Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = plus/minus; PIM = Penalty minutes; PPG = Power-play goals; SHG = Short-handed goals; GWG = Game-winning goals       MIN = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; GA = Goals-against; GAA = Goals-against average; SO = Shutouts; Draft picks Chicago's draft picks at the 1981 NHL entry draft held at the Montreal Forum in Montreal. Round # Player Nationality College/Junior/Club team (League)112Tony TantiCanadaOshawa Generals (OMJHL)225Kevin GriffinCanadaPortland Winter Hawks (WHL)354Darrel AnholtCanadaCalgary Wranglers (WHL)475Perry PelenskyCanadaPortland Winter Hawks (WHL)596Doug ChessellCanadaLondon Knights (OMJHL)6117Bill SchafhauserUnited StatesNorthern Michigan University (CCHA)7138Marc CentroneCanadaLethbridge Broncos (WHL)8159Johan MellstromSwedenFalun (Sweden)9180John BennsCanadaBillings Bighorns (WHL)10201Sylvain RoyCanadaHull Olympiques (QMJHL) See also 1981–82 NHL season References Category:Chicago Blackhawks seasons Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Chicago Category:1981 in Chicago Category:1982 in Chicago