Vegas Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart says Hurricanes fans' 'no means no' chants are 'just noise'

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The Vegas Golden Knights are sticking with goaltender Carter Hart for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final as they look to force a Game 7 against the Carolina Hurricanes back in Raleigh.

And, if that happens, there's no question that Hart will hear the same chants he has heard this entire series: "No means no."

Hart was one of five former members of the 2018 Canadian World Junior Championship-winning hockey team that was accused of sexual assault stemming from an incident at a London, Ontario, hotel. All five — Hart, Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé and Alex Formenton — were suspended from their NHL clubs (except Formenton, who was playing in Switzerland) but were acquitted last summer.

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Vegas goalie Carter Hart was asked about the "No means no" chants he has been hearing from Hurricanes fans during the Stanley Cup Final. (James Guillory-Imagn Images)

Still, the NHL released a statement saying that "the conduct at issue falls woefully short of the standards and values that the League and its Member Clubs expect and demand."

Hart — who previously played for the Philadelphia Flyers — signed with Vegas midseason, and has since played every postseason game.

But, of course, opposing fans have been using what has happened off ice to their advantage.

"It’s just noise. I mean, both atmospheres and both buildings have been really loud and just a lot of fun to play in," Hart said about the chants on Saturday. "Yeah, just noise."

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