Killorn (undisclosed) did not take part in warmups and will miss Saturday's home game versus the Hurricanes, Bryan Burns of the Lightning's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

No word on what type of injury or ailment Killorn is dealing with, but whatever it is, it'll keep him out Saturday. Expect another update on the forward's status to surface after the game. Following their contest versus Carolina, the Lightning travel to Nashville to battle the Predators on Tuesday.

Killorn had two assists and two PIM in Thursday's 4-2 win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn set up third-period goals by Anthony Cirelli and Cedric Paquette to run his point streak to six games. He's racked up three goals and nine points during that time and now has 15 points in 19 games on the season.

Killorn finished Tuesday's 3-1 loss to St. Louis with a power-play assist.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn's performance served as a solid consolation prize in what otherwise was a disappointing outing from the Lightning, collectively. The 30-year-old has seven points in his last five games, giving Killorn 13 points through 19 contests in 2019-20. The native of Halifax, Canada carries surprisingly high fantasy value right now.

Killorn scored two goals and added an assist, all on the power play, in Thursday's 9-3 victory over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

He led all Bolt forwards in power-play ice time and fired four shots on goal. Killorn had been quiet from an offensive perspective, but suddenly has six points in his last five games. And that includes four goals and one helper on the power play. Killorn has surprising fantasy value right now.

Killorn scored a goal on a team-leading six shots in a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The 30-year-old opened the scoring midway through the first period with a deflection of a Nikita Kucherov shot, his first goal of the season. Killorn now has a point in each of his last three games after enduring a five-game scoring drought. His six shots on goal Wednesday were nice to see after he had managed just 11 shots over his first eight games. Killorn has scored between 14 and 19 goals in each of his first six full NHL seasons.

Killorn set up two goals, one of which came on the power play, in Thursday's 5-2 win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn's versatility makes him a massive on-ice asset. He can skate on any of the top-three lines, deliver offence or checking, and munch minutes with the best. Killorn is capable of nights like this, but he's never delivered more than 47 points. Your format will dictate his value.

Killorn will be in the lineup for Tuesday's preseason opener against the Hurricanes, Ryan Kolakowski of The Tampa Bay Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn played through a minor tear in his right MCL during the Lightning's brief postseason run last year, but he didn't require offseason surgery and appears to be back to 100 percent as Tampa Bay's preseason schedule gets underway. The 30-year-old vet, who notched 18 goals and 40 points while posting a plus-22 rating in 82 games last campaign, will occupy a bottom-six role while at even strength in 2019-20, but he should also see time on the Lightning's second man-advantage unit.

Killorn won't require surgery to repair a minor tear in his right MCL, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The fact that Killorn is able to avoid surgery means he should be up and ready to go when training camp kicks off in the fall. The winger managed just one assist, six PIM and three shots in four playoff games versus the Blue Jackets, a far cry from the 40-point campaign he put together in the regular season. The 29-year-old has reached the 40-point mark four times in his career and should be capable of doing so again in 2019-20.

Killorn (undisclosed) will play in Tuesday's Game 4 versus the Blue Jackets, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn lit the lamp in Game 1, but he has struggled since with zero shots on net over the past two contests and two PIM in each outing. The 29-year-old will need a cleaner performance, as the Lightning can ill-afford to spend much time on the penalty kill in this elimination game. He will work on the third line with Yanni Gourde and J.T. Miller.

Killorn (undisclosed) is officially considered a game-time decision against the Blue Jackets on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Indications from the game-day skate have Killorn slotting into a bottom-six role, but coach Jon Cooper labeled the center a game-time call heading into Tuesday's tilt. If the Nova Scotia native doesn't suit up, Ryan Callahan figures to take his spot in the lineup.