Killorn (undisclosed) will be in the lineup for Tuesday's must-win Game 4 against Columbus, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

It appeared as though Killorn would likely miss Tuesday's contest after exiting Monday's 3-1 loss to the Blue Jackets in the third period with an undisclosed injury, but he's evidently going to tough it out to try and help his team stave off elimination. The 29-year-old is expected to skate with Ryan Callahan and Yanni Gourde on Tampa Bay's fourth line during Game 4, and should also see time on the man advantage as a member of the Lightning's second power-play unit.

Killorn is dealing with an undisclosed injury that could cause him to miss Game 4 versus Columbus on Tuesday, Caley Chelios of the Lightning's official website reports.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn failed to put a shot on net in his previous two games and, unsurprisingly, didn't pick up a point in either contest. Killorn reached the 40-point mark for the second straight season and fourth time in his career this year. If the 29-year-old is unable to give it a go, Ryan Callahan figures to remain in the lineup while Nikita Kucherov returns from his suspension.

Killorn netted his 17th goal of the season Saturday in a 4-3 loss to the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

The goal puts him one point from his fourth 40-point season. Killorn is a sturdy, workman-like winger who delivers depth production. Nothing more, nothing less.

Killorn picked up a hat trick Saturday in a 6-3 win over the Capitals.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn had gone 10 games without a snipe, so getting his first career hattie was extra special. He had six shots on net, three hits, and was plus-2. Killorn is closing in on his fourth 40-point season in his last six (he has 37 points). He brings value to deep formats.

Killorn delivered two assists and finished plus-3 in Saturday's 5-1 win over Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn has been delivering occasional offence for the Bolts and the trend continues. His 33 points (13 games, 20 assists) in 66 games make him a depth play at best.

Killorn notched his 12th goal of the season and first since Jan. 19 against the Stars on Thursday, also adding an assist.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn finished the night with a plus-2 rating and also spent a pair of minutes in the sin bin, giving him stats that fit into many different fantasy categories. His 2018-19 season fall right in line with what he's done in every campaign since he began playing full NHL seasons in 2013-14, pacing him to finish with points ranging from the high 30s to the low 40s. He's seen a slight dip in ice time compared to the past few seasons, but the Lightning remain potent enough offensively that it shouldn't impact his output drastically.

Killorn has two assists in his last seven games.

EDGE Analysis

Both of the helpers came in the same game. Killorn is what he is -- a hard-working, do-anything winger who battles his way to about 35-40 points each year. Last year's 47 was clearly the outlier. Killorn is a coach's dream, but valuable only in extremely deep formats.

Killorn notched an assist and had four shots in Wednesday's 4-2 loss to Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

It was the winger's second straight game with a point, collecting just two points in that span. Since the new year, Killorn has just four points in 10 games so his fantasy prospects aren't very appealing.

Killorn recorded an even-strength goal in Thursday's 5-4 shootout win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn has held a man advantage role ever since his rookie campaign with Tampa in 2012-13. However, all but four of his points this season have taken place in 5-on-5 situations. Killorn's line defense is superb and he's clearly benefited from contributing to a team scoring more than any other at 4.03 goals per game -- just look at his plus-12 rating -- but that only goes so far in the fantasy realm.

Killorn scored a goal and added an assist Thursday in a 5-4 win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn is a steady top-nine NHL performer. His 13 points in 26 games are consistent with his offensive performance in every season except the last one. Consider Killorn's 47 points last year as an exception and count on him for 38-40 points. Unfortunately, there are a lot of guys just like him and their fantasy games all look the same. One word: interchangeable.