Connor Ingram has officially announced his retirement from the NHL.
The 29-year-old ends his career having played 134 games across five seasons. Ingram was the recipient of the Bill Masterton Trophy for perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication in the 2023-24 season.
The 🇨🇦 coaching staff is complete for the #WorldJuniors!
Le personnel entraîneur du 🇨🇦 est prêt pour le #MondialJunior!
HC/EC: Misha Donskov
AC/EA: Drew Bannister
AC/EA: Jim Hulton
AC/EA: Brad Lauer
AC/EA: Ryan Getzlaf
GC/EG: Dan De Palma
Drew Bannister will lead 🇨🇦 as head coach at #U18MensWorlds, alongside assistants Matt Anholt and Mark O’Leary.
Drew Bannister dirigera le 🇨🇦 au #MondialMasculinM18; ses adjoints seront Matt Anholt et Mark O’Leary.
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In tonight’s game, Drew Fortescue made his NHL debut, Adam Sykora scored his first NHL goal and Dylan Garand earned his first NHL win.
It is the first time since Nov. 10, 1932 (Asmundson, Aitkenhead, Voss) that three different Rangers each recorded such milestones in the same game. #NYR
Soon after Dylan Garand found out he’d be making his NHL debut for #NYR, he called his old goalie coach from @blazerhockey and asked if he could make the trip from Kamloops to NYC on short notice.
It set off a chain of events neither will soon forget 👇🏼 https://t.co/p26g7Z0SGQ
#NYR spread in today’s @nypost ahead of game vs. Ottawa⬇️
Dylan Garand has NHL debut to remember ➡️ https://t.co/Yng5byEHqo
The Blueshirts may have found something in Tye Kartye ➡️ https://t.co/NgvzGyVx0N
#NYR Dylan Garand has known since Wednesday that he was making his NHL debut today, that’s a lot of time to sit and think about it:
“You know, I’ve kind of been waiting to make my NHL debut my whole life — so it’s just more of that, and then when they tell you you’re actually gonna play it’s pretty cool.”