1969 NHL Amateur Draft Pick
Pierre Farmer
Selected by
Oakland from Shawinigan (QJHL)
5-foot-11, 173 pounds
Left-hand shot
Defense
Pre-Draft Statistics
1968-69 |
Shawinigan |
QJHL |
-- |
18 |
29 |
47 |
-- |
Pre-Draft Notes
1967-68 QJHL All-Star Second Team. ... Played for Sorel in 1969
Memorial Cup.
Canadian • Born June
30, 1949 in Verdun, Quebec • Hometown: Verdun, Quebec
NEVER PLAYED IN NHL
After the Draft
- Traded
by Long Island (EHL) to Jacksonville in exchange for Dale MacLeish in
December 1970.
- Missed part of 1970-71 season
with separated shoulder.
- Traded
by Jacksonville (EHL) to Flint (IHL) in exchange for Cliff Pennington in
September 1971.
- Missed most of 1971-72 season
with knee injury that required surgery.
- Selected by Quebec Nordiques in 1972 WHA
General Player Draft, the first draft in WHA history, February 1972
Miscellaneous
Post-Draft Teams: Providence (AHL); Long Island, Jacksonville (EHL); Flint (IHL)
Fighting Background: Farmer
was an amateur boxer in Quebec and was more known for his fighting
skills than hockey skills. Asked about Farmer's background for an
October 1969 article on NHL violence, Oakland General Manager Frank
Selke Jr. told Sports Illustrated: "I don't know if he can
skate, but he can fight."
Total Selected: |
84 |
Forwards: |
58 |
Defense: |
18 |
Goaltenders: |
8 |
Major Junior: |
68 |
College Players: |
8 |
Canadian: |
78 |
Euro-Canadian: |
1 |
American: |
4 |
European: |
1 |
Reached NHL: |
49 |
Won Stanley Cup: |
10 |
Hall of Fame: |
1 |
All-Star Game: |
7 |
Year-end All-Star: |
1 |
Olympians: |
2 |
Picks Traded: |
11 |