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1995-96 season. The Red Wings had 131 points on a 62-13-7 regular season record.
Sorry, but that's wrong. The Red Wings had the most wins in a season (62) in 1995-1996 when they went 62-13-7, but the team with the most points is the Montreal Canadians who had a 60-8-12 record in 1996-1997--giving them 132 points.
Also, notice that Montreal achieved their 132 points in an 80 game season, while Detroit got their 131 points in an 82 game season.
Please note that the year that Montreal had 132 points was 1976-1977
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