Killorn will sit out Thursday's game against the Stars with an upper-body injury, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Jon Cooper indicated that one player was considered a game-time decision, and it appears Killorn was that man. Cedric Paquette will replace him in the lineup and on the third line beside Valtteri Filppula and J.T. Brown.

Killorn was on the ice for practice on Wednesday after leaving Saturday's preseason game after two periods, Bryan Burns of TampaBayLightning.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

In 71 games last season, Killorn scored 15 goals and tallied 23 assists while playing on the team's third line. He should be back in the top-nine again this season and the former Harvard standout should play a big role in the team's march back to the top of the Eastern Conference.

Killorn (undisclosed) returned to the ice Monday for practice, reports Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune. He had left Saturday's game after two periods.

EDGE Analysis

He returned to his spot in the top nine as the winger beside Valtteri Filppula and Eric Condra. This line brings some scoring and some grit to the ice, and will be tough for opponents to handle.

Killorn, who left Saturday's game with an undisclosed issue, is just day-to-day, the Tampa Bay Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn joined Tyler Johnson in the locker room Saturday as both forwards were injured for the Lightning, but fortunately it appears all of the injuries are minor in nature. General manager Steve Yzerman indicated that he's hopeful everyone will be available Thursday against the Flyers, but that information should ultimately be available at some point during the week.

Killorn left Saturday night's preseason finale with an undisclosed injury, the Tampa Bay Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Killorn played the first two periods before leaving in the third. He'll be evaluated Sunday.

Killorn scored his team's lone goal in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to the Blackhawks. After scoring just 15 goals during the regular season, the center has had a phenomenal playoffs, potting nine goals in the postseason to date. He'll look to add to his total Saturday when the series returns to Tampa Bay for a pivotal Game 5.

Killorn scored a goal in Wednesday's 2-1 loss to the Blackhawks. Killorn potted a highlight reel backhanded tip-in just four minutes into Wednesday's Game 1, but that turned out to be all the Lightning could put past Corey Crawford. The center is having a productive playoffs, though, with eight goals and nine assists in 21 games to date.

Killorn scored the game-winning goal Friday in Game 7 against the Rangers. A massive goal for Killorn, who helped the Lightning punch their ticket to the Stanley Cup Final. The 25-year-old has now scored seven goals this postseason -- sixth most in the NHL. The first-liner continues to be a lethal offensive threat every night in these playoffs, firing 52 shots on goal and racking up 16 points. Look for his unit with Steve Stamkos and Valtteri Filppula to continue to produce points in the Stanley Cup Final.

Killorn tallied a goal, assist, and a game-high nine shot attempts in Wednesday's Game 3 triumph over the Rangers. Killorn's shot total was more than twice as many as any other player on the ice Wednesday night. He's been a bit overshadowed by the production from the Triplets line during the postseason, but Killorn has been essential to the Bolts' success thus far. In 16 playoff games, he's registered six goals, eight assists, and a plus-6 rating.

Killorn collected three points as he scored twice and picked up a short-handed assist in Monday's Game 2 win over the Rangers. Killorn had an impressive series against the Canadiens as he notched a goal and four assists in the six game series, and is continuing to produce this round. Skating alongside Steven Stamkos on the first line, and also contributing on the power play, Killorn figures to continue working his way onto the scoresheet for the high-powered Bolts offense.