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Statement from the Vegas Golden Knights
Following the reinstatement decision agreed on by the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players’ Association, goaltender Carter Hart will be joining the Vegas Golden Knights organization. The Golden Knights are aligned with the process and assessment the NHL and NHLPA made in their decision. We remain committed to the core values that have defined our organization from its inception and expect that our players will continue to meet these standards moving forward.
Golden Knights sign goaltender Carter Hart to PTO
The Golden Knights made the announcement in a statement on Thursday. Hart will be signing a professional tryout contract, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reports.
"Following the reinstatement decision agreed on by the National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players’ Association, goaltender Carter Hart will be joining the Vegas Golden Knights organization," the Golden Knights said. "The Golden Knights are aligned with the process and assessment the NHL and NHLPA made in their decision. We remain committed to the core values that have defined our organization from its inception and expect that our players will continue to meet these standards moving forward."
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At Least Vegas is a Conservative and Vice-Free City Where Carter Hart Won’t Get in Trouble
Credit to Sean Barnard for the headline. Carter Hart to Vegas seems like it’s at the finish line:
Hearing, like others, that Carter Hart and Vegas are closing in on a deal.Word is it’s coming in around 2 years, $1.8M AAV
The Hart/Vegas rumor popped up a few weeks ago. They’ve got Adin Hill as their starter and Akira Schmid as the backup, who played a minor role on recent Devils teams. They were in the market for a backup goaltender and it was always believed Hart would wind up somewhere in the Western Conference.
We mentioned that Knights fans created a petition for the team NOT to sign Hart, based on his role in the Hockey Canada scandal. Hart was acquitted with the rest of the group but had a consensual sexual encounter with the woman at the center of the case and is currently ineligible to play until December. Checking the petition a few weeks after it was created, it’s sitting around 2,000 signatures and the comments are largely a cesspool, as expected.
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