Insider closes the door to Carter Hart's NHL's return despite Hockey Canada's verdict

The old Flyers Flyers Carter goalkeeper Hart It is not expected to join the Edmonton Oilers despite his recent acquittal, said Frank Serravalli.

In an appearance A B/R Open Ice published on July 29, Servealli said that Hart would not be part of Oilers's plans. Stated:

“I was told that Carter Hart is a start for Edmonton Oilers, and beyond that, it is a start for everyone right now, which came out of his acquittal in the case of Canadian Hockey Sexual Aggression in London Court, Ontario, as ruled last week.”

Carter Hart, along with four other former NHL players, was acquitted of criminal charges. However, this has not prevented the NHL from putting the brakes on his return to the gel of the NHL.

Serravalli exhibited at this point stating:

“Look, he, he and the other four former NHL players have been labeled by the NHL as an ineligible, and will continue to review the file before determining the next steps at the Commissioner's office …”

Servealli concluded his thoughts by declaring:

“… So until they are erased, it is not even a conversation worth having, although NHLPA has strongly expressed its objection on how NHL has seen this situation.”

Carter Hart would be allowed to sign with any NHL club once authorized to play. Until then, Hart will have to solve the legal problems that prevent the Nhl's Blessing to return to action.

Carter Hart's future depends on the NHL curator

Knowing the verdict of Carter Hart's non-Mirada, speculation around the league became that teams would run to sign it.

However, the NHL Hart's statement as an ineligible for playing has launched a monkey key to the works. Hart and the other four co-accused of Hockey Canada Judgment depend on the NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman Determine if their actions are serious enough to prevent them from playing in the league.

The latter situation, as stated in a July 25 Forbes article, means that Hart was not eliminated from the offenses. The only thing the courts eliminated it was the criminal liability of the actions committed.

As such, the court did not determine that Hart did not participate in what the League considers the “harmful or against the welfare of the league”, according to the current CBA.

In the eyes of the League, Hart and the other players as responsible for their actions, even if they are not criminal.

Unless Gary Bettman changes his opinion, Carter Hart will not be able to play again at the NHL. There are no courts or resources to help cancel this situation. The CBA grants Bettman's powers to this topic.