The Buffalo Sabres are currently looking to add to their roster, and it is incredibly simple to understand why. They have started the season on the wrong foot, as they have an 8-9-1 record.
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One team that the Sabres could consider doing business with is the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins have already started selling, as they traded Lars Eller to the Washington Capitals. Pittsburgh is expected to deal more players, and one specific forward Buffalo should keep an eye on is Anthony Beauvillier.
On a struggling Penguins club, Beauvillier has been off to a solid start this season. In 20 games with the Penguins, he has six goals to go along with nine points. Overall, he has given them solid secondary scoring, and he could do the very same for the Sabres if acquired.
Yet, what’s more encouraging about Beauvillier is that he is starting to heat up in a big way as of late. In his last four games, the 5-foot-11 forward has three goals to go along with five points.
If the Sabres acquired Beauvillier, he would provide them with another skilled forward for their middle six and power play. Thus, he could be a decent bargain player for the Sabres to take a shot on.
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