Connor Ingram is gradually adapting to his position with the Bakersfield Condors in the AHL, roughly one month after being traded to the Edmonton Oilers from the Utah Mammoth. Now 28 years old, Ingram recently spoke with The Athletic’s Daniel Nugent-Bowman about his return to the AHL after a four-year gap since he last consistently played at this level.
After a significant time away, Ingram faces the challenge of regaining strong form and confidence as a goaltender. His current focus is on steady improvement and contributing effectively to his team. The transition provides him an opportunity to refine skills and showcase his readiness for higher-level competition.
"Getting back into the groove after some time away is tough, but it’s all about staying positive and working hard every day."
Ingram's experience and dedication suggest he is prepared to overcome the challenges of his return and make a meaningful impact. His efforts this season will be crucial for his career trajectory within professional hockey.
Connor Ingram demonstrates resilience as he works diligently to regain his confidence and performance level in the AHL.