John Barrett's NHL career
Defenceman John Barrett was drafted 129th overall by Detroit Red Wings in 1978. He played 8 seasons for 3 clubs, 1980-1988. That came to 488 games and 97 points, 20 goals and 77 assists.
Below: the whole of John Barrett's career, season by season.
- Year 19781978 NHL Draft
John Barrett is drafted 129 overall by Detroit Red Wings
Selected129 overall, round 8Swedes drafted
8 selectedFirst Swede off the board
First off the board- 1Bobby SmithMNS
- 2Ryan WalterWSH
- 3Wayne BabychSTL
Swedes from the same draftBengt-Åke Gustafsson629 GP · 554 P
Mats Hallin152 GP · 31 P
- 2 years, 5 months and 14 days later · 3 seasonsYear 19801980-1981 seasonNHL debut
John Barrett makes his NHL debut in 1–5 loss against New York Islanders
John was 22 years old ·
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, USA
Swedes on the ice:
Dan Labraaten,
Anders Kallur,
Robert Nyström, among others.
Year 1981Season1980-1981
John Barrett's first NHL season: 13 points
The whole season1980-1981Events24games missed - Year 1984Season
1983-1984
John Barrett scores 10 points
The whole season and the playoff run1983-1984PlayoffsEliminated by St. Louis Blues4 games0 pointsFirst roundSTLSt. Louis Blues1–3 - Year 1985Season
1984-1985
John Barrett scores 25 points — the best season of his career
EventsCareer bestHis best points seasonThe whole season and the playoff run1984-1985PlayoffsEliminated by Chicago Blackhawks3 games1 points0 G · 1 AFirst roundCHIChicago Blackhawks0–3 - Year 1986Season
1985-1986
John Barrett scores 17 points
The whole season and the playoff run1985-1986PlayoffsEliminated by New York Rangers9 games3 points2 G · 1 AFirst roundNYINew York Islanders3–0Second roundNYRNew York Rangers2–4 - Year 1987Season
1986-1987
John Barrett scores 4 points
Events25games missedThe whole season and the playoff run1986-1987PlayoffsEliminated by New York Islanders0 of 7 games0 pointsFirst roundNYINew York Islanders3–4 - Year 1988
- The career
John Barrett played his last NHL game in 1988
The career ended after 8 seasons, the last of them with Minnesota North Stars.