So I am and always have been a handedness nerd. I like analyzing what handedness people might be just by their mannerisms and just cataloguing it as knowledge about them, which my dad does too. I just watched this video about handedness in hockey:
APPARENTLY most right handed players hold the stick LEFT with the right hand on TOP which is crazy to me. It really seems like you should hold the stick with your dominant hand on the bottom for better control. Right shooters tend to be better precision shooters at the NHL level, whereas left shooters tend to be better all around and more common as it seems.
Naturally, I had to see which way Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams shoot when in character as Shane and Ilya. I was wondering if they'd have thought this out based on the players they're based on. Ilya Rozanov is loosely based on Alexander Ovechkin, who is a rare right shooter. Shane Hollander is based on Sidney Crosby, who shoots left. (Both Ovechkin and Crosby seem to write right handed, but Ovechkin might have been pressed into right-handedness by post-Soviet education as writing right-hand only was a Thing in Soviet school, apparently. Also, I can't seem to find photos of Storrie and Williams writing, so I'm interested as to what their handednesses are.)
As Ilya, Connor Storrie shoots right! Interestingly, so does Hudson Williams as Shane. It'd be so sick if they happened to shoot the opposite way though haha. Interestingly, in all the hockey action shots they never seem to switch. Right shooters are rarer among real hockey players so either they got left shooters to play right or they found right shooters to double for Storrie and Williams.