Bundesliga

League status: Not active
Year of start: 1957

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League leaders | season 1983-1984 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Erich Kühnhackl	C	EV Landshut	42	35	52	87	75
2.	Manfred Wolf	F	Mannheimer ERC	47	36	44	80	50
3.	Gerd Truntschka	C	Kölner EC	42	22	57	79	61
4.	Roy Roedger	F	Mannheimer ERC	44	29	44	73	152
5.	Doug Berry	C	Mannheimer ERC	47	26	47	73	36
6.	Martti Jarkko	F	ECD Sauerland	46	26	41	67	46
7.	Peter Obresa	F	Mannheimer ERC	43	40	26	66	46
8.	Dieter Hegen	LW	ESV Kaufbeuren	41	39	23	62	58
9.	Helmut Steiger	F	EV Landshut	40	38	22	60	38
10.	Holger Meitinger	F	Kölner EC	44	32	28	60	43
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Teams
Format
History

The league worked with 12 clubs during the regular season. Eeach team played
4 times against each other team (2 home and 2 away). The best 8 teams
qualified for the Play Offs, while the 2 bottom teams had to take part in
a relegation round together with the 2 top teams of the 2.Bundesliga
(2nd Division) for the 2 remaining spots for the following season. The
season ended for the teams ranked 9th and 10th after the regular season.

The bottom teams of the Bundesliga were relegated to the 2.Bundesliga.

The Bundesliga was formed in 1957 as the elite hockey competition
in the Federal Republic of Germany.
From the 1994-95 season, it was in turn replaced by the DEL.
Until 1990, the Bundesliga covered only West Germany. After the reunification
of the country in 1990, East German clubs took part in the competition, as well.
Between 1957 and 1994 the term "Bundesliga" stood for Germany's Elite Division.
Only in 1998, the league name was used for the 2nd Division. That fact
led to conflicts between the commission of the DEL and the German hockey
federation. For this reason the DEL carries the byname 1st Bundesliga since 1999
and the 2nd Division is called 2nd Bundesliga.

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