Devan Dubnyk suggests Carter Hart's NHL comeback could be with the Edmonton Oilers, citing Hart's potential and the Oilers' ...

Former NHL goaltender turned analyst Devan Dubnyk weighed in on Carter Hart’s potential return to the NHL, declaring Hart as ...

Former Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Carter Hart is not expected to join the Edmonton Oilers despite his acquittal, insider ...

It has been a few days since Carter Hart was found not guilty in the Hockey Canada Trial, and his NHL future is currently up in the air. The league has not reinstated Hart or the four other players ...

Edmonton Oilers will likely not sign Carter Hart. NHL insider Frank Seravalli reported this news. Hart and four others were ...

“Carter Hart, if he’s acquitted, he will play in the NHL,” TSN legal analyst Eric Macramalla said Wednesday, a day before the judgment.

Almost a year and a half after being charged with sexual assault, former Flyers goaltender Carter Hart was found not guilty Thursday in the high-profile Hockey Canada trial.

“Carter Hart has requested and been granted an indefinite leave of absence citing personal reasons. The club will have no further comment at this time,” Briere said in a brief statement.

A single bad game from Carter Hart shouldn’t hinder what we know — he is the goaltender the Flyers have been waiting for and Game 3 only continued to prove his case.

Hart, at the moment, has faced the 60th-furthest average shot distance in the league this year, at 38.04 feet. In other words, xG models aren’t likely to view his workload as abnormally difficult.

Why Carter Hart returned to action for the Flyers, and how the reset helped him: O’Connor’s Observations By Charlie O'Connor April 5, 2021Updated April 20, 2021 ...

Carter Hart, #79 of the Philadelphia Flyers, stretches during warm-ups prior to the start of his game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Wells Fargo Center on Jan. 8, 2024 in Philadelphia.