Jyrki Louhi

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Jyrki Louhi
Position Forward
SM-liiga team HPK
Playing careerpresent

Jyrki Louhi is a retired Finnish professional ice hockey forward who played for HPK and Jokerit in the SM-liiga. [1]

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