Killorn scored a goal and added an assist during Monday's 4-3 loss to Toronto.

EDGE Analysis

While a five-point night will always boost a stat line, Killorn's five goals and five assists through his past six outings are still impressive marks. Due to injuries, he's climbed into a top-six role of late, and the Nova Scotian has cashed in on the opportunity. Additionally, as long as he's scoring, he might not lose his cushy gig. Killorn currently offers fleeting fantasy value and is a player to keep tabs on in all settings until the offense drys up -- if it does.

Killorn scored two goals, including on on the power play, and added two assists against the Flames in a 7-4 win Thursday. He also had four shots on goal and a plus-4 rating.

EDGE Analysis

Mike Smith really struggled for the Flames, and Killorn took advantage of Calgary's netminder's off day. These four points likely came as a huge relief to the veteran wing. He had zero points in his eight prior games.

Killorn netted a goal in Tuesday's 2-0 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

The goal was Killorn's first since Dec. 21, giving him 21 points on the season. His marker 16:54 into the second period was a nice bit of insurance on top of Cedric Paquette's game-winning tally earlier in the frame. The Canadian winger set a career high with 19 goals last season but may struggle to match that total this year, as Tuesday's tally was only his fifth of the campaign.

Killorn scored a goal and added an assist in Thursday's 4-3 shootout victory over the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn is quietly putting together a 50-point season. Take a look at the wire -- he could be sitting out there.

Killorn continues to bring energy to the Lightning lineup, but has just two goals on the season.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn has hit double-digits every season except his first, and has averaged 16 a season since. Still, he's on track to come close to 50 points this season, albeit in a completely different manner than in the past. Killorn is a sneaky depth play in a lot of formats, as long as your league doesn't overweight goals.

Killorn netted his second goal of the season and added a helper in Thursday's win over the Kings.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn is now up to 13 points in 17 games on the season. His fourth-line role isn't ideal from a fantasy perspective, but his spot on the lethal first power-play unit is what makes him worth owning in most leagues. Killorn has picked up five points in his last seven games and has racked up almost half of his points with the man advantage, so keep him rolling. The 28-year-old netted a career-high 19 goals last season and is on track for another successful campaign this time around.

Killorn was fined $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct stemming from Thursday's game with the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

No suspension for Killorn, but this certainly won't be a point in his favor if he runs afoul of the league again later this season.

Killorn delivered a career-high four assists in Thursday's 5-4 win over Pittsburgh. Two of the assists came on the power play.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn has seven points in his first four games. This will not continue, but don't be surprised if Killorn establishes a new career mark in points this season. He delivered 40 points in 81 games in 2015-16.

Killorn recorded a goal, an assist, two shots and a plus-2 rating during Monday's 4-3 overtime win against Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn scored a career-high 19 goals and topped 35 points for the fourth consecutive season last year, and he's now off to a solid start with a goal and two helpers through the first three games of 2017-18. He's a secondary scorer for the Lightning and will probably struggle to provide consistent fantasy numbers. However, the 28-year-old winger is worth a look in deep settings, especially with his hot start and scoring role in mind.

Killorn contributed two power-play goals on three shots Saturday, helping the Lightning to a 3-2 overtime, preseason road win over the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

This was a fine way to wrap up the preseason for Killorn, who's been with the Bolts ever since they took him in the third round (77th overall) of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. He logged 20:07 of ice time in this final exhibition tuneup, which was the highest among Tampa's forwards. Look for him on the second line alongside Tyler Johnson and Ondrej Palat to start the new campaign.