Oilers Goalie Retires
Edmonton Oilers starting goaltender from the 2025-26 season officially retires from professional hockey.
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Connor Ingram, the Edmonton Oilers' starting goalie during the 2025-26 season, has announced his retirement from professional hockey. Ingram played 134 NHL games across his career, establishing himself as the Oilers' most successful goaltender that season Edmonton Sun.
Career Spanning Multiple NHL Teams
Ingram's 134-game NHL career took him through several organizations before landing with Edmonton. The goaltender carved out a solid professional path, competing at hockey's highest level and earning the starting role with the Oilers for the 2025-26 campaign Edmonton Sun.
Retirement Announcement Shared Online
Ingram shared his retirement decision with fans through Instagram, marking the end of his playing career Toronto Sun. His retirement message reflected a positive outlook on his time in the sport, emphasizing gratitude rather than regret about moving on to the next chapter Calgary Sun.
Oilers Face Goaltending Transition
Ingram's departure leaves the Oilers searching for a new starter heading into the 2026-27 season. The team will need to address the goaltending position after relying on Ingram as their primary net-minder. His retirement marks a significant shift for Edmonton's defensive setup moving forward Fort McMurray Today
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