In a triumphant return to the ice, Carter Hart, the Golden Knights' goalie, was activated off injured reserve and helped secure a 6-3 victory over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night. Hart had been sidelined since January 8 due to a left leg injury but showcased his skills with 19 saves. Despite facing challenges early in the game, he noted that he felt progressively better as the match continued. Coach John Tortorella, who has a history with Hart from their time in Philadelphia, commended his performance, highlighting key saves at crucial moments. The Golden Knights had to battle back from three deficits before breaking away in the third period, where Hart was not heavily tested, saving all three shots on goal. Hart, who signed a two-year, $4 million contract with the team, expressed enthusiasm about playing under Tortorella and the positive dynamics within the team. With Hart's return, the Golden Knights now have three goalies, including Adin Hill and Akira Schmid, creating a competitive atmosphere in the net.