Carter Hart gives vague answer to promise of community engagement
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New Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Carter Hart didn't have very many specifics when asked to follow up on his promise of work in the community.
Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Carter Hart, who was called up to the NHL after a conditioning assignment in the American Hockey League, gave clarity on his plans to help out the community as he promised to do in October.
But the answer he gave was rather vague, pointing to a single event to benefit the homeless in Henderson, the home of the Golden Knights' AHL affiliate Henderson Silver Knights, and not much else.
Yeah, there's been a few things that we've talked about. We did a thing there in Henderson, helping out the homeless. There are some things we've talked about throughout the season and whatever I can do to help, I'm happy to help.
Because it's now December, Hart is officially eligible to start playing in NHL games. He played in three games with the Silver Knights and went 1-2 with a 3.07 GAA and .839 SV%.
Carter Hart Wants To Show The Vegas Community His True Character
Not long after he was officially signed by the Golden Knights, Hart said that he plans on showing the community examples of his true character.
I've heard nothing but great things about the city, the community, the fanbase, the organization and I got to meet a lot of people today, and I'm so excited to get the chance to play in front of them, and for them. And, just get to show the community my true character and who I am and what I'm about.
Hart played his entire NHL career with the Philadelphia Flyers, and went 96-93-29.
With starter Adin Hill expected to be out until at least December 7, don't be surprised to see Hart see time with the Golden Knights soon.
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