The NHL and NHLPA have announced that Utah Hockey Club goalie Connor Ingram has entered the player assistance program. Utah will be without Ingram for the foreseeable future while he receives care from the program.

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After rolling with a goaltender rotation for over a month with Connor Ingram, Utah Hockey Club has put its confidence in Vejmelka to shut it down in high-stakes games as the playoff picture looms. While Vejmelka’s 26-save performance was not enough to pull out a win against the New Jersey Devils Saturday at Delta Center — Utah lost 3-1 — he has given his team a chance to win on a nightly basis.

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Utah HC goalie Connor Ingram entered the NHLPA Player Assistance Program and posted an emotional message after the news.

We never want to see this kind of news in the NHL. But it helps us understand that athletes are human, too. The league announced that Connor Ingram – who is the goalie for Utah – will be entering the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program.

The NHL and NHLPA announced on Sunday that Utah Hockey Club goaltender Connor Ingram will be unavailable to play for an indefinite period while receiving care from the player assistance program.

Goaltender Connor Ingram of the Utah Hockey Club will receive care as he entered the NHL and NHLPA’s Player Assistance Program, the league announced on Sunday.