| 1983 TRADED DRAFT PICKS |
| Round 1 |
| No. |
Team |
Player |
From |
Trade Description |
| 1. |
Minnesota |
Brian Lawton |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got Ron Meighan, Anders Hakansson and 1983 No. 1
(Bob Errey). MIN also got George Ferguson. (Oct. 28, 1982) |
| 3. |
N.Y. Islanders |
Pat LaFontaine |
New Jersey |
NJ (then COL) got Bob Lorimer and Dave Cameron. (Oct.
1, 1981) |
| 5. |
Buffalo |
Tom Barrasso |
Los Angeles |
LA got Rick Martin. BUF also got 1981 No. 3 (Colin
Chisholm). (March 10, 1981) |
| 6. |
New Jersey |
John MacLean |
St. Louis |
STL got Rob Ramage. NJ also got 1982 No. 1 (Rocky
Trottier). (June 9, 1982) |
| 10. |
Buffalo |
Normand Lacombe |
Calgary |
CGY got Don Edwards, Richie Dunn, 1982 No. 2 (Richard
Kromm) and 1983 No. 1 (Dan Quinn). BUF also got 1982 No. 1 (Paul Cyr), 1982 No. 2 (Jens
Johansson) and 1983 No. 2. Original deal gave Buffalo option to switch
either of its two 1983 first-round picks with Calgary. Buffalo would later
exercise this option. (June 8, 1982) |
| 11. |
Buffalo |
Adam Creighton |
Quebec |
QUE got Tony McKegney, Andre Savard, Jean-Francois
Sauve & 1983 No. 3 (Iiro Jarvi). BUF also got Real Cloutier. (June 8, 1983) |
| 13. |
Calgary |
Dan Quinn |
Buffalo |
BUF got 1982 No. 1 (Paul Cyr), 1982 No. 2 (Jens
Johansson), 1983 No.1 (Normand Lacombe) and 1983 No. 2 (John Tucker). CGY also got Don
Edwards, Richie Dunn and 1982 No. 2 (Richard Kromm). Original deal gave
Buffalo option to switch either of its two 1983 first-round picks with
Calgary. Buffalo would later exercise this option.
(June 8, 1982) |
| 14. |
Winnipeg |
Bobby Dollas |
Washington |
WAS got Dave Christian.
(June 8, 1983) |
| 15. |
Pittsburgh |
Bob Errey |
Minnesota |
MIN got George Ferguson and 1983 No. 1 (Brian Lawton).
PIT also got Ron Meighan and Anders Hakansson. (Oct. 28, 1982) |
| 20. |
Hartford |
David Jensen |
Philadelphia |
PHI got Mark Howe and 1983 No. 3 (Derrick Smith). HAR also got Ken
Linseman, Greg C. Adams and 1983 No. 3 (Leif Carlsson).
(Aug. 20, 1982) |
| Round 2 |
| 26. |
Montreal |
Claude Lemieux |
Los Angeles |
LA got Rick Chartraw. (Feb. 17, 1981) |
| 27. |
Montreal |
Sergio Momesso |
St. Louis |
STL got Guy Lapointe. (March 9, 1982) |
| 31. |
Buffalo |
John Tucker |
Calgary |
CGY got Don Edwards, Richie Dunn, 1982 No. 2 (Richard
Kromm) and 1983 No. 1 (Dan Quinn). BUF also got 1982 No. 1 (Paul Cyr), 1982
No. 2 (Jens Johansson) and 1983 No. 1 (Normand Lacombe). Original deal gave
Buffalo option to switch either of its two 1983 first-round picks with
Calgary. Buffalo would later exercise this option. (June 8, 1982) |
| 35. |
Montreal |
Todd Francis |
Washington
via Calgary |
WAS got Randy Holt and Bobby Gould. CGY also got Pat
Ribble. (Nov. 25, 1981). CGY got Doug Risebrough & 1983 No. 2 (later
traded). MTL also got 1984 No. 3 (Graeme Bonar). (Sept. 10, 1982) |
| 38. |
Minnesota |
Frantisek Musil |
Montreal
via Calgary |
MTL got 1983 No. 2 (WAS) (Todd Francis) and 1984
No. 3 (Graeme Bonar). CGY also got Doug Risebrough. (Sept. 11, 1982). CGY got Mike Eaves
and Keith Hanson. MIN also got Steve Christoff. (June 8, 1983). |
| Round 3 |
| 43. |
Winnipeg |
Peter Taglianetti |
Pittsburgh
via Montreal |
PIT got Gilles Lupien and 1983 No. 3. Original deal gave
Montreal option to switch 1983 third-round picks. Montreal announced it
would exercise this option prior to its later trading the pick to WIN. (Sept.
26, 1980). MTL got Serge Savard. (April 28, 1983) |
| 44. |
Philadelphia |
Derrick Smith |
Hartford |
HAR got Ken Linseman, Greg C. Adams, 1983 No. 1 (David
Jensen) and 1983 No. 3 (Leif Carlsson). PHI also got Mark Howe.
(Aug. 20, 1982) |
| 45. |
Montreal |
Daniel Letendre |
New Jersey |
NJ (then COL) got Bill Baker and 1984 No. 4 (Paul
Ysebaert). MTL also
got 1984 No. 4 (Lee Brodeur). Original trade gave MTL option to switch 1984 fourth-round
picks, and MTL exercised this option. (March 10, 1981) |
| 49. |
N.Y. Rangers |
Vesa Salo |
Winnipeg |
WIN got Doug Soetaert.
(Sept. 8, 1981) |
| 54. |
Quebec |
Iiro Jarvi |
Buffalo |
BUF got Real Cloutier and 1983 No. 1 (Adam Creighton).
QUE also got Tony McKegney, Andre Savard and Jean-Francois Sauve. (June 8, 1983) |
| 55. |
Calgary |
Perry Berezan |
Washington |
WAS got Pat Riggin and Ken Houston. CGY also got
Howard Walker, George White, 1982 No. 6 (Mats Kihlstrom) and 1984 No. 2
(Paul Ranheim).
(June 9, 1982) |
| 58. |
Pittsburgh |
Mike Rowe |
Montreal |
MTL got 1983 No. 3 (later traded). PIT also got Gilles
Lupien. Original deal gave Montreal option to switch 1983 third-round picks.
Montreal announced it would exercise this option prior to its later trading
the pick to WIN.
(Sept. 26, 1980) |
| 61. |
Hartford |
Leif Carlsson |
Philadelphia |
PHI got Mark Howe and 1983 No. 3 (Derrick Smith). HAR
also got Ken Linseman, Greg C. Adams and 1983 No. 1 (David Jensen).
(Aug. 20, 1982) |
| Round 4 |
| 65. |
N.Y. Islanders |
Mikko Makela |
New Jersey |
NJ got Hector Marini and 1983 No. 4 (later traded).
(Oct. 1, 1982) |
| 66. |
Calgary |
John Bekkers |
Detroit |
DET got Eric Vail. CGY also got Gary McAdam and 1982
No. 4 (Dave Meszaros).
(Nov. 10, 1981) |
| 68. |
Detroit |
Dave Korol |
Toronto via
Los Angeles |
TOR got Greg Terrion. (Oct. 19, 1982). LA got 1984 No.
4 (later traded). (June 8, 1983) |
| 72. |
Hartford |
Ron Chyzowski |
Quebec |
QUE got John Garrett. HAR also got Michel Plasse. (Jan.
12, 1982) |
| 77. |
Calgary |
Bill Claviter |
N.Y. Islanders
via New Jersey |
NYI got 1983 No. 4 (Mikko Makela). NJ also got Hector
Marini. (Oct. 1, 1982). NJ (then COL) got Don Lever and Bob MacMillan. CGY
also got Lanny McDonald. Second part of deal listed here as pre-dating first
portion because NJ was required to give CGY this pick after trading
fourth-round picks with NYI on Oct. 1, 1982. (Nov. 25, 1981) |
| Round 5 |
| 83. |
Toronto |
Dan Hodgson |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got Greg Hotham. TOR also got 1982 No. 6 (Craig
Kales). Original deal was for "future draft considerations." (Feb. 3, 1982) |
| 84. |
N.Y. Islanders |
Bob Caulfield |
Hartford |
HAR got Garry Howatt. (Oct. 2, 1981) |
| 88. |
Detroit |
Joe Kocur |
Toronto |
TOR got Jim Korn. DET also got 1982 No. 4 (Craig Coxe). (March
8, 1982) |
| 100. |
Los Angeles |
Garry Galley |
Edmonton |
EDM got Jay McFarlane. (Aug. 10, 1981) |
| Round 6 |
| 108. |
Los Angeles |
Kevin Stevens |
Toronto |
TOR got Don Luce. LA also got Bob Gladney. (Aug. 10, 1981) |
| 115. |
Chicago |
Jari Torkki |
Washington |
WAS got Ted Bulley and Dave Hutchison. CHI also got
1984 No. 5 (Darin Sceviour).
(Aug. 24, 1982) |
| Round 8 |
| 143. |
Hartford |
Christian Duperron |
Pittsburgh |
PIT got Rick MacLeish. HAR also got Russ Anderson.
(Dec. 29, 1981) |
| Round 10 |
| 184. |
Toronto |
Greg Rolston |
Hartford |
HAR got Paul Marshall. (Oct. 5, 1982) |
| 193. |
Hartford |
Reine Karlsson |
N.Y. Rangers |
NYR got Rob McClanahan.
(Feb. 2, 1982) |
| Round 11 |
| 212. |
Minnesota |
Oldrich Valek |
Quebec |
QUE got 1982 No. 12 (Jan Jasko).
(June 9, 1982) |
| 216. |
Washington |
Anders Huss |
Minnesota |
MIN got Wes Jarvis and Rollie Boutin. WAS also got
Robbie Moore. (Aug. 4, 1982) |
| Round 12 |
| 235. |
Buffalo |
Kermit Salfi |
Washington |
BUF got 1982 No. 12 (Marco Kallas).
(June 9, 1982) |
| 239. |
Quebec |
Jindrich Kokrment |
Chicago |
CHI got 1984 No. 11 (Dave Mackey).
(June 8, 1983) |