Carter Hart

The Philadelphia Flyers signed 6-foot-7, 205-pound goalie Ivan Fedotov to a one-year, entry level deal Saturday, and the promising goalie could push Carter Hart in training camp. GM Chuck Fletcher said this week that Fedotov will compete for the No. 2 spot. And with a strong training camp, he might...

Interim coach Mike Yeo confirmed Saturday what was expected: goalie Carter Hart, right winger Cam Atkinson, forward Patrick Brown, and defensemen Rasmus Ristolainen, Cam York, and Kevin Connauton will miss the rest of the Philadelphia Flyers’ season. The Flyers, coming off a 6-3 win in Montreal, have four games...

Hart (lower body) won't return this season, Jordan Hall of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports. The Flyers were eliminated from playoff contention over three weeks ago, so there's no need for them to rush Hart back before he's fully healthy. Hart will finish the season having gone 13-24-7 while posting a 3.16 GAA and a .905 save percentage through 45 appearances. The 23-year-old netminder will remain Philadelphia's No. 1 option in goal in 2022-23.

The Philadelphia Flyers will be a few key players short when they take on the New York Rangers in Philadelphia on Wednesday night as Carter Hart and Cam Atkinson will not suit up. Hart left Tuesday’s 9-2 blowout loss to the Capitals after allowing three goals on 10 shots with...

Goaltender Carter Hart will try to snap a slump Tuesday when the Philadelphia Flyers play high-scoring Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals in Washington. Hart, 23, has allowed 19 goals over the last four games, all losses. Ovechkin, 36, is fourth in the NHL with 45 goals and 83 points in...

Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin, pointless in his previous three games against the Philadelphia Flyers this season, was due to erupt Tuesday against the Orange and Black. Flyers goalie Carter Hart, shaky in his four games before Tuesday, was due for a solid performance. Ovechkin rebounded. Hart didn’t, but an apparent...

According to coach Mike Yeo, there's some concern surrounding Hart's (lower body) availability for the rest of the season, Jordan Hall of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports. Hart is evidently dealing with a new lower-body injury unrelated to the issue that sidelined him in late March. If he's unable to return this season, he'll finish the year having gone 13-24-7 while posting a 3.16 GAA and a .905 save percentage. For the time being, Martin Jones and Felix Sandstrom will operate as Philadelphia's top-two netminders.

Hart (lower body) won't return to Tuesday's game versus the Capitals. Hart appeared to be favoring his right leg during the period, and he didn't stay in the game in the second. Hart allowed three goals on 10 shots prior to his exit, and Martin Jones came on in relief. More information on Hart's status should surface before Wednesday's game versus the Rangers.

Hart (lower body) is considered doubtful for Wednesday's game versus the Rangers, Bill Meltzer of NHL.com reports. Hart was injured early in Tuesday's game, and it appears he'll be forced to miss time. With the Flyers far out of the playoff race, it's unclear if Hart will be pushed to return with nothing to play for in the rest of the campaign.

Hart will be between the pipes against the Capitals on the road Tuesday, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Hart remained stuck in a four-game losing streak during which he posted a 4.80 GAA and .861 save percentage. In 44 outings this year, Hart has managed just 13 wins and will likely fail to reach the 20-win mark for the second consecutive year. Still, the 23-year-old backstop has two years left on the contract he signed back in August and will likely enter the 2022-23 campaign as the presumptive starter.

Hart will defend the cage at home against Columbus on Tuesday, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Hart has given up four or more goals in six of his last seven outings, including conceding 12 goals in his last two contests. At this point, with nothing to play for, the Flyers will likely continue to divide the workload between Hart and Martin Jones in the hope that Hart can rediscover his game and end the season on a high note.

Hart allowed three goals on 29 shots in Tuesday's 4-2 loss to the Blue Jackets. Hart took his fourth consecutive regulation loss despite his team's 49-30 edge in shots, as Justin Danforth broke a 2-2 tie with 6:44 to go before Columbus added an empty-netter. Martin Jones has been the superior option in Philadelphia's net recently, but a Flyers team with its eye on the future will likely continue to ride the 23-year-old Hart over the 32-year-old Jones down the stretch. Both goalies will be fighting uphill battles nearly every time out, though, so fantasy managers are better off looking elsewhere on most nights.

Hart will defend the blue paint during Saturday's home game versus the Maple Leafs. Hart was tested early and often in his last start March 25 versus the Avalanche, and he wasn't quite up to the task, surrendering six goals on 51 shots en route to a 6-3 loss. He'll try to snap his personal two-game losing streak in a tough home matchup with a hot Toronto team that's won four of its last five contests.

Hart made 22 saves in Saturday's 6-3 loss to Toronto. Hart had missed one game due to an undisclosed injury, and was actually pretty dialled in against a tough Leafs' team. The game was tied 2-2 heading into the third period, but then Auston Matthews wired a one-timer past him at the 7:41 mark of the third and Pierre Engvall scored a shortie at 11:43. Hart's teammates got one back, but then Morgan Rielly put in a rebound and John Tavares finished off a rush from the right circle. The whole team imploded a bit in the third, and Hart has now lost three straight games. Weigh your matchups carefully as the games get tighter -- Philly is just a tough play.

Hart (undisclosed) returned to practice Friday and is expected to get a start over the weekend, Sam Carchidi of Philly Hockey Now reports. It remains to be seen whether Hart will get the nod at home against the Maple Leafs on Saturday or at Madison Square Garden against the Rangers on Sunday. He'll split those starts with Martin Jones, and Hart's next appearance will be his first since he was shelled for six goals by the Avalanche on March 25.