Beagle visits Capitals, picks up his Stanley Cup ring

Forward, now with Canucks, has some heartfelt words for old teammates

Beagle ring
By Daniel O'Leary @DanOLeary25 / NHL.com Staff Writer

Jay Beagle got to see some old friends on Monday.

The Vancouver Canucks forward, a member of the 2018 Stanley Cup champion Capitals last season, stopped by the visitor's locker room at Rogers Arena on Monday morning. The two teams were slated to play Monday night.
There were hugs to spare.

Beagle got a round of applause upon arrival. But he really came for the hardware.

The forward was presented with his
extravagent piece of jewelry
in the locker room and said some words to his former teammates to another round of applause.

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