Oilers Secure Ingram in Trade with Mammoth
The Edmonton Oilers have made a significant move by securing goaltender Connor Ingram from the Utah Mammoth. This trade was announced on Wednesday, with future considerations set to be part of the deal.
As a key aspect of the trade, the Mammoth will retain $800,000 of Ingram’s contract, which has an average annual value of $1.95 million. This financial strategy aims to facilitate Ingram’s transition to the Oilers’ affiliated minor league team, the Bakersfield Condors in the American Hockey League (AHL).
Player Profile: Connor Ingram
Connor Ingram, who stands at 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 218 pounds, has an extensive background in professional hockey. Over his four seasons in the NHL, he has played in 102 games for teams including the Nashville Predators, Arizona Coyotes, and Utah Mammoth.
Career Statistics
- Record: 39 wins, 44 losses, 15 overtime losses
- Goals Against Average (GAA): 3.14
- Save Percentage (SV%): .902
- Shutouts: 7
Ingram recently concluded a standout season in 2023-24. He achieved personal bests across multiple categories:
- Starts: 48
- Wins: 23
- Goals Against Average: 2.91
- Save Percentage: .907
- Shutouts: 6
Award Recognition
In recognition of his impressive performance during the season, Ingram was honored with the NHL’s Bill Masterton Trophy. This award celebrates players who exemplify perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to the sport of hockey.
Draft Background
Ingram was originally drafted in the third round, 88th overall, by the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2016, marking the beginning of his professional career. His journey through various teams has shaped him into the goaltender he is today.
The Edmonton Oilers’ acquisition of Connor Ingram demonstrates their commitment to strengthening their roster, as they prepare for the upcoming season with a tactical approach to player development.
