The Edmonton Oilers are bringing in some goaltender help.

The Oilers acquired netminder Connor Ingram in a trade with the Utah Mammoth, the team announced Wednesday. In return, the Mammoth will receive future considerations from the Oilers.

As part of the deal, Utah will also retain $800,000 of Ingram’s $1.95 million AAV for the upcoming season.

Ingram will start at AHL Bakersfield at a number that does not affect the Oilers’ salary cap, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported.

The 28-year-old goaltender was waived by the Mammoth on Thursday and cleared on Friday.

Ingram, who did not participate in training camp with Utah, hit the wire after general manager Bill Armstrong indicated he was ready to give Ingram a chance to land with another team.

The goaltender entered the NHL/NHLPA Pla

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