| 1984 TRADED DRAFT PICKS |
| Round 1 |
| No. |
Team |
Player |
From |
Trade Description |
| 3. |
Chicago |
Ed Olczyk |
Los Angeles |
LA got Bob Janecyk, 1984 No. 1 (Craig Redmond), 1984
No. 3 (John English) and 1984 No. 4 (Tom Glavine). CHI also got 1984 No. 4
(Tommy Eriksson). (June 9, 1984) |
| 5. |
Montreal |
Petr Svoboda |
Hartford |
HAR got Pierre Larouche, 1984 No. 1 (Sylvain Cote) and
1985 No. 3 (later traded). MTL also got 1984 No. 2 (later traded) and 1985
No. 3. (Dec. 21, 1981) |
| 6. |
Los Angeles |
Craig Redmond |
Chicago |
CHI got 1984 No. 1 (Ed Olczyk) and 1984 No. 4 (Tommy
Eriksson). LA also got Bob Janecyk, 1984 No. 3 (John English) and 1984 No. 4
(Tom Glavine). (June 9, 1984) |
| 8. |
Montreal |
Shayne Corson |
St. Louis |
STL got Rick Wamsley, 1984 No.2 (HAR) (Brian Benning),
1984 No.2 (Tony Hrkac) and 1984 No. 3 (Robert Dirk). MTL also got 1984 No. 2
(Stephane Richer). (June 9, 1984) |
| 9. |
Pittsburgh |
Doug Bodger |
Winnipeg |
WIN got Randy Carlyle. PIT also got Moe Mantha. (Deal originally called for PIT to
get Carlyle and FC. Mantha
sent to PIT to complete deal on May 1, 1984) (March 5, 1984) |
| 11. |
Hartford |
Sylvain Cote |
Montreal |
MTL got 1984 No. 1 (Petr Svoboda), 1984 No. 2 (later
traded) and 1985 No. 3. HAR also got Pierre Larouche and 1985 No. 3 (later
traded) (Dec. 21, 1981) |
| 16. |
Pittsburgh |
Roger Belanger |
Philadelphia |
PHI got Rich Sutter, 1984 No. 2 (Greg Smyth) and 1984 No. 3
(Dave McLay). PIT
also got Andy Brickley, Mark Taylor, Ron Flockhart and 1984 No. 3 (later
traded).
(Oct. 23, 1983) |
| Round 2 |
| 22. |
Philadelphia |
Greg Smyth |
Pittsburgh |
PIT
got Andy Brickley, Mark Taylor, Ron Flockhart, 1984 No. 1 (Roger Belanger) and 1984 No. 3
(later traded). PHI
also got Rich Sutter and 1984 No. 3. (Oct. 23, 1983) |
| 26. |
St. Louis |
Brian Benning |
Hartford
via Montreal |
HAR got Pierre Larouche, 1984 No. 1 (Sylvain Cote) and
1985 No. 3 (later traded). MTL also got 1984 No. 1 (Petr Svoboda) and 1985
No. 3. (Dec. 21, 1981). MTL got 1984 No. 1 (Shayne Corson) and 1984 No. 2 (Stephane
Richer). STL also got Rick Wamsley, 1984 No. 2 (Tony Hrkac) and 1984 No. 3
(Robert Dirk)
(June 9, 1984) |
| 27. |
Philadelphia |
Scott Mellanby |
Chicago |
CHI got Behn Wilson. PHI also got Doug Crossman. (June 8, 1983) |
| 29. |
Montreal |
Stephane Richer |
St. Louis |
STL got Rick Wamsley, 1984 No.2 (HAR) (Brian Benning),
1984 No.2 (Tony Hrkac) and 1984 No. 3 (Robert Dirk). MTL also got 1984 No. 1
(Shayne Corson). (June 9, 1984) |
| 32. |
St. Louis |
Tony Hrkac |
Montreal |
MTL got 1984 No. 1 (Shayne Corson) and 1984 No. 2 (Stephane
Richer). STL also got Rick Wamsley, 1984 No. 2 (HAR) (Brian Benning) and 1984 No. 3
(Robert Dirk).
(June 9, 1984). |
| 34. |
Washington |
Steve Leach |
Minnesota |
MIN got Dennis Maruk. (July 5, 1983). |
| 38. |
Calgary |
Paul Ranheim |
Washington |
WAS got Pat Riggin and Ken Houston. CGY also got
Howard Walker, George White, 1982 No. 6 (QUE) (Mats Kihlstrom) and 1983 No.
3 (Perry Berezan). (June 9, 1982). |
| Round 3 |
| 43. |
Philadelphia |
Dave McLay |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got Andy Brickley, Mark Taylor, Ron Flockhart,
1984 No. 1 (Roger Belanger) and 1984 No. 3 (later traded). PHI also got Rich Sutter and
1984 No. 2 (Greg Smyth).
(Oct. 23, 1983) |
| 45. |
Chicago |
Trent Yawney |
Los Angeles |
LA got Terry Ruskowski. CHI also got Larry Goodenough.
(Oct. 24, 1982) |
| 46. |
Minnesota |
Ken Hodge Jr. |
Toronto
via Montreal |
TOR got Dan Daoust. (Dec. 17, 1982). MTL got Bobby
Smith. MIN also got Keith Acton and Mark Napier. (Oct. 28, 1983) |
| 47. |
Philadelphia |
John Stevens |
Hartford |
HAR got NHL-ordered fulfillment of its compensation
owed to PHI, because HAR had traded Fred Arthur to PHI on July 3, 1981,
and Arthur had subsequently retired with time left on his original HAR
contract.
(Oct. 11, 1982) |
| 48. |
Los Angeles |
John English |
Chicago |
CHI got 1984 No. 1 (Ed Olczyk) and 1984 No. 4
(Tommy Eriksson). LA also got Bob Janecyk, 1984 No. 1 (Craig Redmond) and 1984 No. 4 (Tom Glavine). (June 9, 1984) |
| 51. |
Montreal |
Patrick Roy |
Winnipeg |
WIN got Robert Picard. (Nov. 4, 1983) |
| 53. |
St. Louis |
Robert Dirk |
Montreal |
MTL got 1984 No. 1 (Shayne Corson) and 1984 No. 2 (Stephane Richer). STL also got Rick Wamsley, 1984 No.2 (HAR) (Brian Benning)
and 1984 No.2 (Tony Hrkac).
(June 9, 1984) |
| 54. |
Montreal |
Graeme Bonar |
Calgary |
CGY got Doug Risebrough and 1983 No. 2 (later traded).
MTL also got 1983 No. 2 (WAS) (Todd Francis). (Sept. 10, 1982) |
| 55. |
Vancouver |
Landis Chaulk |
Minnesota |
MIN Lars Lindgren. (Oct. 20, 1983) |
| 56. |
St. Louis |
Alan Perry |
N.Y. Rangers |
NYR got Bob Brooke and Larry Patey. STL also got Dave
Barr and cash. (March 5, 1984) |
| 58. |
Vancouver |
Mike Stevens |
Philadelphia
via Pittsburgh |
PHI got Rich Sutter, 1984 No. 2 (Greg Smyth) and 1984 No. 3
(Dave McLay). PIT
also got Andy Brickley, Mark Taylor, Ron Flockhart and 1984 No. 1 (Roger
Belanger). (Oct. 23, 1983). PIT got Kevin McCarthy. (Jan. 26, 1984) |
| Round 4 |
| 65. |
Montreal |
Lee Brodeur |
New Jersey |
NJ (then COL) got Bill Baker and 1984 No. 4 (Paul
Ysebaert). MTL also
got 1983 No. 3 (Daniel Letendre). Original trade gave MTL option to switch 1984 fourth-round
picks, and MTL exercised this option. (March 10, 1981) |
| 66. |
Chicago |
Tommy Eriksson |
Los Angeles |
LA got Bob Janecyk, 1984 No. 1 (Craig Redmond), 1984
No. 3 (John English) and 1984 No. 4 (Tom Glavine). CHI also got 1984 No. 1
(Ed Olczyk). (June 9, 1984) |
| 68. |
Winnipeg |
Chris Mills |
Hartford |
HAR got Norm Dupont. (June 22, 1983) |
| 69. |
Los Angeles |
Tom Glavine |
Chicago |
CHI got 1984 No. 1 (Ed Olczyk) and 1984 No. 4
(Tommy Eriksson). LA also got Bob Janecyk, 1984 No. 1 (Craig Redmond) and 1984 No.
3 (John English). (June 9, 1984) |
| 70. |
N.Y. Islanders |
Doug Wieck |
Detroit via
Los Angeles |
DET got 1983 No. 4 (Dave Korol). (June 8, 1983). LA
got Mike McEwen. (Nov. 16, 1983) |
| 74. |
New Jersey |
Paul Ysebaert |
Montreal |
MTL got 1983 No. 3 (Daniel Letendre) and 1984 No. 4
(Lee Brodeur). NJ (then COL) also got Bill Baker. Original trade gave MTL
optio to switch 1984 fourth-round picks, and MTL exercised this option. (March
10, 1981) |
| Round 5 |
| 89. |
Minnesota |
Jiri Poner |
Hartford |
HAR got Mark Johnson and Kent-Erik Andersson. MIN also got Jordy Douglas.
(Oct. 1, 1982) |
| 99. |
Winnipeg |
Brent Severyn |
Quebec |
QUE got Jimmy Mann. (Feb. 6, 1981) |
| 101. |
Chicago |
Darin Sceviour |
Washington |
WAS got Dave Hutchison and Ted Bulley. CHI also got 1983 No. 6 (Jari Torkki).
(Aug. 24, 1982) |
| Round 6 |
| 106. |
Edmonton |
Emanuel Viveiros |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got Tom Roulston. EDM also got Kevin McClelland. (Dec. 5, 1983) |
| Round 8 |
| 148. |
St. Louis |
Don Porter |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got right to claim Gary Edwards off waivers from
STL without having to pay an actual cash waiver price. (Feb. 14, 1982) |
| 152. |
Detroit |
Urban Nordin |
Hartford |
HAR got Brad Shaw. (May 29, 1984) |
| Round 9 |
| 188. |
N.Y. Rangers |
Heinz Ehlers |
Edmonton |
EDM got Rick Chartraw. (Jan. 20, 1984) |
| Round 11 |
| 224. |
Chicago |
Dave Mackey |
Quebec |
QUE got 1983 No. 12 (Jindrich Kokrment). (June 8, 1983) |