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Tim Young in the 1975 NHL Draft

Los Angeles Kings selected Tim Young 16th overall in the 1975 NHL Draft.

It was the first of the 15 picks Los Angeles Kings made in the draft. Of the 216 players selected in 1975, 86 have played in the NHL regular season. His 629 games put him 12th in the class, but only 3 have scored more points than his 536.

Overall pick
16
Round and pick
Round 1, pick 16
Date
Age at the draft
20 years

Picks 13–19 in the 1975 draft

  1. 13Gordon LaxtonG17 GP · 4 WPIT
  2. 14Doug HalwardD653 GP · 293 PBOS
  3. 15Pierre MondouC548 GP · 456 PMTL
  4. 16Tim YoungC629 GP · 536 PLAK
  5. 17Bob SauveG420 GP · 182 WBUF
  6. 18Alex ForsythC1 GP · 0 PWSH
  7. 19Peter ScamurraD132 GP · 33 PWSH

Games and points are NHL regular season to date.

Where he came in the 1975 class

16th
of 216 players selected
9th
of 126 forwards selected

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

The road to the NHL

Tim Young made his NHL debut on November 18, 1975, 168 days after the draft.

629
Games
195
Goals
341
Assists
536
Points

NHL regular season to date.

Los Angeles Kings picks in the 1975 draft

  1. 16Tim YoungC629 GP · 536 PLAK
  2. 33Terry BucykRLAK
  3. 69Andre LeducDLAK
  4. 87Dave MigliaDLAK
  5. 105Bob RussellCLAK
  6. 123David FaulknerCLAK
  7. 141Bill ReberRLAK
  8. 157Sean SullivanDLAK
  9. 172Brian PetrovekGLAK
  10. 186Tom GoddardRLAK
  11. 197Mario ViensGLAK
  12. 203Chuck CarpenterDLAK
  13. 207Bob FishLLAK
  14. 210Dave TaylorR1111 GP · 1069 PLAK
  15. 213Bob ShawDLAK