Beauvillier, who was picked in the first round in 2015, brings a lot of experience. He played 22 games this season, scoring two goals and making six assists, adding up to eight points. He also has a good plus/minus rating of +8. He has been in the NHL for nine years and is known for scoring goals, making him a good fit for the Blackhawks.
He has a $4.15 million cap hit, and he'll be a free agent this summer, so it's a short-term deal for the Blackhawks. Despite the challenges, this trade puts the team in a better position to face the upcoming games.