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Tony Currie in the 1977 NHL Draft

St. Louis Blues selected Tony Currie 63rd overall in the 1977 NHL Draft, with the 9th pick of round 4.

It was the fourth of the 9 picks St. Louis Blues made in the draft. Of the 185 players selected in 1977, 97 have played in the NHL regular season. His 290 games put him 31st in the class.

Overall pick
63
Round and pick
Round 4, pick 9
Drafting team
STLSt. Louis Blues
Date
Age at the draft
19 years

Picks 60–66 in the 1977 draft

  1. 60Randy IrelandG2 GP · 0 WCHI
  2. 61Kevin McCloskeyDMNS
  3. 62Mario MaroisD956 GP · 433 PNYR
  4. 63Tony CurrieR290 GP · 211 PSTL
  5. 64Rob HollandG44 GP · 11 WMTL
  6. 65Dan EastmanCTOR
  7. 66Mark JohnsonC669 GP · 508 PPIT

Games and points are NHL regular season to date.

Where he came in the 1977 class

63rd
of 185 players selected
36th
of 102 forwards selected

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

The road to the NHL

Tony Currie made his NHL debut on February 21, 1978, 252 days after the draft.

290
Games
92
Goals
119
Assists
211
Points

NHL regular season to date.

St. Louis Blues picks in the 1977 draft

  1. 9Scott CampbellD80 GP · 25 PSTL
  2. 27Neil LabatteD26 GP · 2 PSTL
  3. 45Tom RoulstonC195 GP · 96 PSTL
  4. 63Tony CurrieR290 GP · 211 PSTL
  5. 81Bruce HamiltonLSTL
  6. 99Gary McMonagleFSTL
  7. 117Matti ForssCSTL
  8. 132Raimo HirvonenDSTL
  9. 147Bjorn OlssonDSTL