On Thursday, the Winnipeg Jets bolstered the bottom of their organizational depth chart on Thursday, announcing one-year contracts for forwards Deni Goure and Sullivan Mack.

Goure, 23, joins the organization after a strong 2025-26 season split between the Bloomington Bison and Greensboro Gargoyles of the ECHL, where the five-foot-11, 185-pound winger posted 49 points in 66 regular-season games. He carried that form into the postseason, adding eight points in six Kelly Cup Playoff appearances with Bloomington.

The bulk of Goure's professional résumé has come at the ECHL level, where he has tallied 104 points in 135 career games across stops with Bloomington, Greensboro and the Rapid City Rush. Before turning pro, Goure was a standout in the OHL with the Owen Sound Attack, racking up 102 goals and 149 assists for 251 points over 259 career games.

Mack, 26, arrives on the heels of his first full professional season, having posted 17 goals and 21 assists for 38 points in 52 games with the Bison in 2025-26. The six-foot-one forward has also gotten a taste of the AHL, appearing in five career games with the Hartford Wolf Pack. Prior to turning pro, Mack spent his collegiate career at Cornell University, where he produced 53 points in 106 NCAA games.

Neither signing is expected to make immediate waves at the NHL level, but both moves add proven scoring depth to Winnipeg's minor-league pipeline heading into the 2026-27 season. 

Goure and Mack figure to compete for roster spots with the Manitoba Moose, the Jets' AHL affiliate, and could provide organizational depth should injuries or call-ups create openings throughout the year.

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