In a bold move, the Pittsburgh Penguins have traded forward Anthony Beauvillier to the Washington Capitals for a second-round pick, and have also flipped newly acquired defenseman Luke Schenn to the Winnipeg Jets in exchange for future draft picks. Schenn, who was only recently acquired from Nashville, expressed a desire to play for a contender, highlighting the Penguins' commitment to reshaping their roster while remaining competitive.

Penguins' GM Kyle Dubas continues to make strategic moves as the trade deadline approaches, indicating that the team is not done yet. Schenn's contract, which carries a $2.75 million cap hit for one more year, adds a layer of complexity to their plans. The Penguins seem focused on building a roster that can not only contend this season but also maintain flexibility for the future.