Five Hole

Goaltender’s Five Hole: (w/o looking), name the locations of the other holes 1-4?

(who is looking at this question because they didn’t know)
thanks, but which locations correspond to what #s?
whose right? shooter or goalie?
I know the answers, I just want to see what the knowledge level is. This is kind of a preempt to my following questions.
Beerslayer, it’s ok if you obviously don’t know the answers. Didn’t mean to frustrate you.
so are those answers for a "regular" right? or for Mason type? so what does the scheme look like for whichever one you're not talking about?
Kwon Kicker, thanks for showing us that you fit the category of people who had no clue to begin with. I'm flattered that you took the time to show your insecurity w/ that amazing childish response. but first you must get in a long line of people who tend to resort to insecure responses. i get your type a lot.

thanks for distinguishing yourself as the only answerer who had no idea. you definitely haven't wasted your short time here establishing a legacy of video game hockey.

cheers.

From the shooters perspective, start clockwise from the lower left

#1 Lower left
#2 Upper left
#3 Upper right
#4 Lower right
#5 Between The Legs

The descriptions appear in one of the early books by Lloyd Percival (He was a very influential hockey coach in the early 20th century and his ideas remained intact until Bobby Orr changed them)

In the 50s, there was a famous poster that junior and NHL teams used that featured Frank Brimsek in a crouch, and the holes were numbered (although they were referred to as 'scorer openings' then and not 'holes')

I think I still have one of the posters at my Chicago home.

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