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McIndoe: History of NHL pretending to fix scoring

The 1992-93 season is often seen as being among the best ever. Mario Lemieux beat cancer and had 160 points in 60 games. Teemu Selanne obliterated the rookie scoring record with 76 goals. A new wave of Russian stars such as Sergei Fedorov, Alexander Mogilny and Pavel Bure was dazzling fans. And the league saw 14 players hit the 50-goal mark, and 20 reached 100 points.

The season also featured 7.26 goals per game. That was well down from the high-flying '80s, which at their peak topped the 8.