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Randy Carlyle in the 1976 NHL Draft

Toronto Maple Leafs selected Randy Carlyle 30th overall in the 1976 NHL Draft, with the 12th pick of round 2.

It was the first of the 7 picks Toronto Maple Leafs made in the draft. Of the 135 players selected in 1976, 73 have played in the NHL regular season. None of them has played more games than his 1055, and only 3 have scored more points than his 647.

Overall pick
30
Round and pick
Round 2, pick 12
Date
Age at the draft
20 years

Picks 27–33 in the 1976 draft

  1. 27Jeffrey McDillR1 GP · 0 PCHI
  2. 28Bobby SimpsonL175 GP · 64 PAFM
  3. 29Peter MarshR278 GP · 119 PPIT
  4. 30Randy CarlyleD1055 GP · 647 PTOR
  5. 31Jim RobertsR106 GP · 40 PMNS
  6. 32Mike KaszyckiC226 GP · 122 PNYI
  7. 33Joe KowalL22 GP · 5 PBUF

Games and points are NHL regular season to date.

Where he came in the 1976 class

30th
of 135 players selected
8th
of 39 defensemen selected

Counted in draft order across the whole draft. The position is the one listed at the draft.

The road to the NHL

Randy Carlyle made his NHL debut on October 5, 1976, 126 days after the draft.

1055
Games
148
Goals
499
Assists
647
Points

NHL regular season to date.

Toronto Maple Leafs picks in the 1976 draft