The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim enjoyed a historic inaugural season in 1993-94, setting an NHL record for the most wins by an expansion team with 33 victories and finishing with 71 points. Under head coach Ron Wilson, the team proved remarkably competitive, finishing fourth in the Pacific Division and ahead of their local rivals, the Los Angeles Kings. The campaign was highlighted by the steady goaltending of Guy Hebert and the offensive contributions of Terry Yake and Bob Corkum, establishing a strong foundation and a passionate fan base at the newly opened Arrowhead Pond.