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Frederick Buster Harvey

Catégorie

Athlete

Sport

Hockey

Ville natale

Fredericton

Année d'intronisation

1987

Ambassadeur Sportif

athlete

Frederick "Buster" Harvey (D)

MEMBRE HONORÉ

Biographie

Mention the name “Buster” Harvey in hockey circles and someone will automatically toss in two other names, - Roly McLenahan and Danny Grant. And why not? All three Fredericton natives are products of the local minor hockey system; all three moved to Ontario in search of experience and fame; all three played professionally for the Detroit Red Wings; and each of the three was the greatest fan of the other two. Buster was drafted in the first round in 1970 by the Minnesota North Stars after a couple of award-winning all-star years with Hamilton’s Junior Red Wings.For the next eight seasons he performed in the National and American Hockey Leagues and is fondly remembered by his host of fans as a gifted performer who combined superb defensive skills with the uncanny ability to score clutch goals. He is one of the great professional hockey players to graduate from Fredericton’s minor hockey system to the N.H.L. Enrolled in the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, June 6th, 1987.

Faits rapides

  • Drafted in the first round in the 1970 National Hockey League Amateur Draft by the Minnesota North Stars 

  • Played 407 games in the NHL with Minnesota, Atlanta, Kansas City and Detroit; scored 90 goals and 118 assists for 208 points in his NHL career 

  • Tallied a career-high 55 points in 1972-73 season for Minnesota 

  • Helped the Halifax Junior Canadians to a Maritime title in 1967 

  • Coached Fredericton Junior Red Wings to NB title in 1980

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