Beauvillier enters Pittsburgh as a versatile scoring option to fill top-six minutes, with potential to direct scoring depth and contribute across multi-category fantasy tracks if deployed with Crosby or Rakell.

Beauvillier signed a two-year contract with the Capitals worth $5.5 million. He had a solid season split between the Penguins and Capitals, showcasing his potential during playoffs. He expressed a strong desire to remain in Washington.

Beauvillier is among the forwards awaiting a contract decision, and his future may hinge on Ehlers's choice as teams adjust their strategies based on available talent.

Anthony Beauvillier is open to considering a move to the Canadiens should he not re-sign with the Capitals, reflecting his interest in returning to Montreal.

Anthony Beauvillier scored the only goal for the Capitals in the elimination game, showcasing his scoring ability under pressure. His contributions were highlighted as he provided a brief glimmer of hope in an otherwise challenging game.