Golden Knights Turn to Adin Hill After Carter Hart Exits Morning Skate with Injury
Hart's undisclosed injury forces Vegas to turn to Hill, who holds a 4-1 record this season as the team's backup goaltender.
- On Tuesday, Vegas Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart left the team's morning skate with an undisclosed injury, and Adin Hill will start Tuesday night's game against the Ottawa Senators.
- Hart has split net time this season with Hill, posting a 2.76 goals-against average and an.889 save percentage, though he missed nearly three months last season due to a left leg injury.
- Coach Ryan Craig expressed confidence in the swap, saying, "He's in good hands," and noted the team has a plan moving forward for the position.
- Hart signed a two-year, $4 million contract with the Golden Knights following his acquittal last July of sexual assault charges, making him NHL-eligible to play.
- During the playoffs, Hart led a late regular-season surge but struggled in the Stanley Cup Final against Carolina, becoming the first goalie to allow at least four goals in five straight games.
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Golden Knights turn to Adin Hill after Carter Hart exits morning skate with injury
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Vegas Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart left the team's morning skate with an undisclosed injury, and Adin Hill will start Tuesday night's game against the Ottawa
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