The Utah Mammoth have made a significant roster move by trading goaltender Connor Ingram to the Edmonton Oilers. This strategic decision allows the Mammoth to pursue future goals while also facilitating Ingram’s career advancement.
Details of the Trade
The trade involves the Mammoth receiving future considerations in exchange for Ingram. Additionally, the Mammoth will retain $800,000, which accounts for 41.025641% of Ingram’s contract. This financial adjustment demonstrates the team’s commitment to managing its salary cap effectively.
Statement from Management
Bill Armstrong, the general manager of the Utah Mammoth, expressed gratitude towards Ingram during this transition. “We would like to thank Connor for everything he has done for the organization,” he stated. “He is a class act, great teammate, and we wish him nothing but the best.” This statement reflects the positive impact Ingram had on the team.
Connor Ingram’s Career Overview
Ingram has accumulated considerable experience in the NHL, having played 102 games over four seasons. During his time in the league, he has been with notable teams like the Nashville Predators, Arizona Coyotes, and most recently, the Utah Mammoth.
Ingram’s Performance Statistics
- Career Record: 39 wins, 44 losses, 15 overtime losses
- Goals Against Average: 3.14
- Save Percentage: .902
- Shutouts: 7
This trade marks a new chapter for both Ingram and the Mammoth as they look to optimize their respective paths in the league.
