I divisioona

League status: Not active
Year of start: 1974

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League leaders | season 1988-1989 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Mikko Laaksonen	C	FPS Forssa	44	59	44	103	12
2.	Håkan Hjerpe	F	Sport Vaasa	44	54	45	99	52	3
3.	Mika Helkearo	F	FPS Forssa	44	28	70	98	4
4.	Tero Arkiomaa	RW	Jokipojat Joensuu	44	36	35	71	32	44
5.	Jari Korpisalo	RW	Karhu-Kissat Helsinki	43	28	42	70	60
6.	Teemu Selänne	RW	Jokerit	35	36	33	69	14
7.	Petro Koivunen	C	Kiekko-Espoo	39	32	37	69	42	26
8.	Vladimir Kyhos	F	Jokipojat Joensuu	42	23	44	67	58	52
9.	Anssi Melametsä	C	Jokerit	42	26	40	66	44	30
10.	Tony Arima	RW	Jokerit	43	31	34	65	72	36
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Teams
Name changes
History

Kiekko-Espoo

FPS Forssa

Jokerit

Karhu-Kissat Helsinki

Ketterä Imatra

Jokipojat Joensuu

KooKoo Kouvola

Koo-Vee

Peliitat Heinola

Reipas Lahti

SaPKo Savonlinna

Sport Vaasa

TuTo Turku

from 1927 to 1974: Suomensarja
from 1974 to 1992: I divisioona
from 1992 to 1994: Finland-liiga
from 1994 to 1996: Fazer-liiga
from 1996 to present: I divisioona

Second highest league in Finland. Was founded 1974, during seasons 1994-96 name was Fazer-league (according sponsor) but it was changed back to I divisioona 1996. From 2000 name has been Mestis.

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Fast factsseason 1988-1989

Youngest player: Luboš Pěnička (14 years)
Oldest player: Seppo Repo (41 years)
Shortest player: Kurt Kalweit (167 cm)
Tallest player: Tommi Pullola (196 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (5), Czechia (3), Finland (152), Germany (1), USA (3)

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