Connor Ingram Retires After Utah Debut | Salt Lake City News

Connor Ingram, Utah Hockey Club’s first-ever goalie, has retired at 29 after a gritty NHL career spanning 134 games and nine playoff runs, including a standout 49-save shutout in 2022. He played for Arizona, Nashville, Tampa Bay, and Edmonton — where he called playing with McDavid and Draisaitl “cool forever” — before ending his journey with a heartfelt social media farewell: “Don’t be sad it’s over, be happy it happened. Thanks hockey, I owe ya.” His candid talks on mental health and resilience leave a lasting legacy as the franchise says goodbye to its pioneering netminder.

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