After failing to secure a contract for the upcoming season, Connor Ingram announced his retirement from professional hockey via Instagram and plans to pursue studies in psychology. The 29-year-old netminder, originally drafted by Tampa Bay in 2016, had a tumultuous career marked by talent and personal challenges, including mental health issues. He played parts of five NHL seasons, concluding with a record of 55-54-18, a 3.01 GAA, and a .901 SV%. Despite a promising start with the Oilers, he opted to retire rather than pursue a tryout deal.
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