Utah’s Ingram to Receive Care from NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program

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TORONTO/NEW YORK – The National Hockey League Players’ Association and National Hockey League announced today that goaltender Connor Ingram of the Utah Hockey Club will be unavailable to his Club for an indefinite period while he receives care from the player assistance program of the NHL and NHLPA.

Under the terms of the joint program, he will return to the Club when cleared for on-ice competition by the program administrators.

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