Killorn scored the game-winning goal in Saturday's 2-1 victory over the Wild. The goal stretched his point streak to five games and five points, and his goal streak to four games. He started off slowly this season, going without a point in his first three games. But since then, Killorn has been a steady offensive presence with nine points, including six goals, in the last 11 games. He'll deliver even-strength points and a few shots on goal, if that's what you need.

Killorn scored a goal in the Lightning's loss to the Islanders on Tuesday night. It stretched his point streak to three games and three points (two goals, one assist). He missed time with an upper-body injury, but when he's in the lineup, he's delivering ... to tune of seven points in 12 games. It's not spectacular, but slow and steady wins the race, particularly in head-to-head formats.

Killorn notched his third goal of the season in Monday's 5-1 victory over the Rangers. He's now gotten on the scoresheet twice in three games since returning from an upper body injury to reach six points in eleven games. He registered 41 last season and could reach the 40 point plateau once again this season.

Killorn (upper body) is on the ice for pregame warmups and should be in the lineup Thursday against the Sharks, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports. Cedric Paquette is the only skater from Tuesday's lineup who wasn't on the ice, so it looks like he'll head to the press box to clear the way for Killorn's return. Killorn has played in just three of the Bolts' previous 11 games while dealing with two separate injuries.

Killorn (upper body) is considered probable for Thursday's game against the Sharks, Bryan Burns of the Lightning's website reports. Killorn made it through Thursday's morning skate without issue, so he should be available Thursday for the first time since Nov. 1. It remains to be seen if he will be in the lineup however.

Killorn (upper body) wasn't on the ice for morning skate and appears set to miss Tuesday's game against the Blackhawks, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports. Killorn will miss his fourth straight game with the injury, but his absence isn't exactly devastating to the high-octane Lightning offense. Tampa has won each of their last three games while netting 16 goals, with three of the tallies coming from Cedric Paquette, Killorn's de facto replacement in the lineup.

Killorn (upper body) won't play again Sunday against the Red Wings, Erik Erlendsson of The Tampa Tribune reports. Killorn left Nov. 1 against the Caps with the injury, and didn't play in either of the previous two games. It's unclear how severe the injury is, but it will cause him to miss his third straight game Sunday.

Killorn (upper body) didn't take part in line rushes at morning skate and isn't expected to play Saturday against the Blue Jackets, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports. Killorn did show semblance of improvement in ditching the no-contact jersey at morning skate, but he still appears set to miss his second straight contest with the injury. His absence will afford the Bolts to get another look at Cedric Paquette, who tallied his first two NHL goals while filling in for Killorn in Thursday's win over the Flames.

Killorn (upper body) is doubtful for Thursday's game against the Flames, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports. It sounds like Killorn may be more banged up than originally thought, and considering he was already on IR this season with an upper body injury, the Bolts would be well served to make sure he's fully healthy before returning.

Killorn (upper body) did not practice with the team Monday, Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports. Killorn left Saturday's game with the injury, which is not a good sign considering he was previously on IR with an upper body injury. The Lightning don't return to action until Thursday against the Flames, so there's still plenty of time for him to get healthy before the puck drops.