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The "five-hole" is a nickname for the space between a goalies's legs in hockey. If a player scores by shooting the puck or ball into the goal between the goaltender's legs, he is said to have scored "through the five-hole," or to have "gone five-hole."
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 15y agoTheres actually 5 holes, one for each corner of the net and the fifth is between the goalies leg known as five hole.
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∙ 14y agoThe five hole refers to the space between the goalies leg pads.
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∙ 14y agoThe 5 hole is also known as "between the legs".
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What is it called in hockey when they puck goes through the goalies leg?
Five Hole
Where is the fifth where is the fifth hole in hockey?
The Five Hole is between the goalie's legs
What is the 5 hole and why is it called that?
The five hole is the space between a goalie's legs. It is called that because a goalie usually have five open spots when they are playing: between his right leg and right arm, between his left leg and left arm, between his head and left arm, between his head and right arm, and between his two legs. Hence, the five hole. In a hockey game, if you hear that a goalie got "five holed," then he let a puck go between his legs and into the net. If you like turtles then when you eat cheese, touch a pony and you'll have a five hole in your pants. That's your answer...
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