Ingram Shines as Oilers' Top Goalie

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Subscribe and stay game ready. Conor Ingram is turning heads as the Edmonton

Oiler's steadiest goalie right now. He started as just organizational depth,

not expected to see much ice time this season. But over the last few weeks,

he's delivered consistent performances while others have faltered.

His stats are solid if not spectacular, with a 9 wins, 6 losses and 2 overtime losses record.

He has a goals against average just under 2.80 and a save percentage around 0.890.

That reliability showed in a recent 4-2 win over the Vegas Golden Knights,

where he stopped 24 of 26 shots. Fans and analysts are starting to buzz about Ingram as

the top option in net. The Oilers shook up their goal tending over the summer,

trading Stuart Skinner and sending Calvin Pickard to the American Hockey League.

They wanted something different, and now Tristan Jerry has struggled while Ingram has earned

trust to game by game. Earlier this week, Ingram faced a tough test against the Colorado Avalanche.

Star Nathan McKinnon collided with him in the crease, knocking him out temporarily and drawing

a major penalty. But Ingram bounced back quickly for the next game against the St. Louis Blues.

He took a 3-2 shootout loss there, with only 9 seconds left in overtime.

But the Oilers grabbed a point. As the crease battle continues with Jerry, Ingram's

emergence could be key for Edmonton's playoff push. This story is shared with support from

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