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Utah Mammoth Parting Ways with Goaltender Connor Ingram
Connor Ingram, seeking a fresh start after mental health treatment, will be placed on waivers by Utah Mammoth to find a new team before the 2025 NHL season begins.
- On September 17, 2025, the Utah Mammoth and goaltender Connor Ingram agreed to part ways as he will not attend training camp in Sandy, Utah.
- This marks Ingram’s return to the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program, his second time entering the support system following the passing of his mother due to breast cancer late in 2024.
- Utah secured Karel Vejmelka with a contract extension and brought in veteran Vitek Vanecek on a one-year deal, establishing their goaltending duo for the 2025-26 season.
- GM Bill Armstrong expressed optimism about Ingram’s recovery and noted that the team will make him available to other clubs, enabling him to join a new team ahead of the regular season.
- This move clears the way for Ingram, 28, to continue his career elsewhere while Utah relies on Vejmelka and Vanecek to fill the goalie roles.
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