Vegas Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart was ruled out for Oct. 27’s game against the Ottawa Senators, with the goalie exiting during the morning skate on Tuesday.
Hart, who seemingly suffered a lower body injury, appeared to have a limp, per The Hockey News’ Hannah Kirkell.
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Vegas coach Ryan Craig confirmed Hart would miss the Golden Knights’ home game and Adin Hill would start in his place. Hart has a 2.76 goals against average in this fledgling season and an .889 save percentage.
Craig would not provide further updates.
Carter Hart injury update
Hart exited the morning skate on Oct. 27 with what appeared to be a lower body injury, as he moved with a noticeable limp.
It is unknown what the extent of Hart’s injury is.
Adin Hill stats
Hill has played five games this season, posting a 2.96 goals against average and a save percentage of .882.
The Golden Knights are 4-1 in his starts.
This story will be updated.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Carter Hart injury update: Golden Knights goalie out after leaving morning skate
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