Last night, Christmas came early for Connor Ingram. It was his first NHL start in 272 days, the 100th NHL start of his career and first as a member of the Edmonton Oilers. It was a big moment for him and the team.

New Edmonton Oilers goalie Tristan Jarry's injury thrusts Connor Ingram into an audition for Edmonton's backup netminder role.

Ingram, the first goalie to ever play for Utah’s NHL franchise, had a hard season last year — both on and off the ice. He took a break from hockey when the health of his mother, Joni, declined. He returned some time after her passing, but his game wasn’t the same.

Connor Ingram faces Vegas Sunday, and the Oilers' lack of attention to detail and defensive lapses against the Wild offer little confidence for his starting debut.

The Edmonton Oilers won their first game of the year on the second of back-to-backs over Vegas on Sunday. It was a tale of two halves, as the Oilers dominated the first thirty minutes and then, hung on for the 4-3 triumph.

The Edmonton Oilers announced a series of roster moves, headlined by the placement of goaltender Tristan Jarry on injured reserve. The team also moved forward J

The Edmonton Oilers have recalled goaltender Connor Ingram, a move driven more by necessity than comfort as the team navigates a setback they hoped wouldn’t be an early concern.

The Oilers called up Connor Ungar from Orlando to take Ingram’s spot in Bako, rather than one of their kids Samuel Jonsson or Nathaniel Day, who are in Fort Wayne. Ungar has played for Fort Wayne, Greensboro and Orlando (Tampa’s farm team) this season with a 1.54 goal average and .944 save percentage in 11 games.