Goaltender Connor Ingram Rebuilding Confidence in AHL
Connor Ingram, the 28-year-old goaltender, is gradually settling into his role with the Bakersfield Condors, an AHL team. This move came a month after the Edmonton Oilers acquired him from the Utah Mammoth.
Adjustment to the AHL
In an interview with Daniel Nugent-Bowman of The Athletic, Ingram shared his experience returning to the AHL after four years without consistently playing at this level.
"It’s been about regaining my confidence and consistency in net. I’m taking each game as a chance to improve and prove myself," Ingram stated.
Focus and Determination
Ingram emphasized his commitment to hard work and maintaining a strong mental approach as key factors in his development this season.
- Working on consistency in performance
- Adapting to the pace and style of the AHL
- Building trust with teammates and coaches
Outlook for the Season
He remains optimistic about his progress and opportunities, aiming to leverage this season as a stepping stone for further career achievements.
"This season is crucial for me, and I’m focused on making the most of every opportunity," he added.
Author’s Summary: Connor Ingram is dedicated to regaining his form and confidence with the Bakersfield Condors in the AHL, focusing on consistency and growth after a four-year gap at this level.
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