Killorn had the primary assist on a pair of goals Saturday, but it was not enough in a 6-4 loss to Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn is better than what he has shown this year, but the numbers can't be ignored. Seven points in 17 games is simply not getting it done, especially considering he hadn't found the net since Oct. 18. That said, this showing was solid. If he's on your bench, stash him until he shows that his performance was no fluke; he could turn into a bargain if his price continues to plummet.

Killorn's minus-3 outing Saturday against the Coyotes gives him three points (two goals, one assist) and a minus-5 rating in 10 games so far.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn is extremely versatile, but being deployed in a more defensive role than in the past. He delivered a career-best 47 points last season, but is on pace to deliver his lowest point total ever. Killorn is wire material at this point.

Killorn registered an empty-net goal in Thursday's 3-1 home win over the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn has collected two goals through the first five regular-season games. He's a smart player capable of catching fire on short notice, especially with consideration to his role on the No. 1 power play, but the Nova Scotian has only set 11 shots on goal to cap his fantasy upside.

Killorn has found a fit on the Lightning's third line with rookies Mathieu Joseph and Anthony Cirelli.

EDGE Analysis

This line in the only one that isn't being shuffled after the team's first game. The collective speed, intelligence and two-way acumen in that trio is through the roof. Killorn's veteran presence on that line will help the other two shine as they torment the opposition. He should get his fair share of points for those of you in deep leagues, especially if Cirelli blossoms into a Calder contender.

Killorn finished the 2018 playoffs with five goals, two assists, and a plus-4 rating through 17 games.

EDGE Analysis

Tampa Bay's third-round (77th overall) draft selection from 2007 was a nightmare for the Devils in the opening round of the playoffs, as Killorn produced five points through the first three games of that series, but he was largely held in check by the Bruins and Capitals, respectively, considering he only had two points over 12 games the rest of the way. Still, the 28-year-old has four years remaining on his contract with the Bolts and that should afford him plenty of chances to avenge for his uninspiring finish to the 2017-18 campaign.

Killorn scored the game-winning goal in Thursday's 4-2, Game 4 triumph over Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Seconds after the expiration of a Lightning power play, Killorn made a beautiful move from his forehand to his backhand to give his team a 3-2 lead with 8:03 to play. That play stood up as the winner, with Anthony Cirelli also adding an insurance empty-netter with two seconds left. Killorn's first point of this series couldn't have come at a better time.

Killorn scored a goal and an assist, both on the power play, in Monday's 5-2 loss to the Devils in Game 3.

EDGE Analysis

That's now five points (four goals, one assist) in three games to begin the postseason for Killorn, with only his Game 1 goal coming at even strength. As long as Tampa's power play is firing on all cylinders, the 28-year-old figures to be one of the surprise scoring stars of the playoffs.

Killorn scored two power-play goals Saturday in a 5-3, Game 2 win over New Jersey.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn scored just twice in his last 15 regular-season games, but now has three tallies in two postseason games. He's a big-money player for the Bolts and a true fantasy asset in postseason formats.

Killorn collected three assists and registered a plus-5 rating during Friday's 7-5 win over Buffalo.

EDGE Analysis

The winger's three helpers upped his career-high point total to 47, and Tampa Bay takes the ice again Saturday to give Killorn another chance add on. Despite primarily skating in a bottom-six role at even strength, he's been a mainstay on the No. 1 power-play unit for most of the year, so the Nova Scotian projects to be a potential sleeper candidate in deeper postseason settings.

Killorn enters play Tuesday on a four-game point drought.

EDGE Analysis

His 41 points on the season make him an above average option as a middle-six NHL left winger. Killorn is a solid fantasy contributor and should get back on the board very soon.