Alex Killorn netted a goal and added an assist but Tampa Bay lost 6-3 to the Coyotes on Saturday night. The 24-year-old second-year player has enjoyed a fine season, with six goals and 15 points. He might not come with the pomp and circumstance of the other young players in the league, but Killorn has produced wherever he's played and could be a sneaky-good option in fantasy leagues. J.T. Brown and Richard Panik potted the other goals in the loss.

Alex Killorn seems to like skating on Tampa's top line with Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis. And why wouldn't he? Killorn has two goals and three assists in two games while skating on the top unit and is now third in team scoring with 12 points just behind Stamkos and St. Louis. If Killorn is still available in your pool don't waste another minute. Pick him up.

Alex Killorn's three points led the Lightning to a 4-2 win over the Blues on Saturday night. Killorn has just 52 games of NHL experience, but he is showing that he's a point producer no matter where he plays -- whether it's in college, the AHL or the NHL. Thus far, he has four goals and 12 points. Valtteri Filppula had a goal and an assist, while Steven Stamkos and Brett Connolly scored the other markers.

Alex Killorn had a strong game playing on Tampa's top line alongside Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis. He scored a goal in the Bolts' 3-0 win over Carolina Friday on the line and will likely get another chance to skate with two of the NHL's biggest stars Saturday against St. Louis. Ryan Malone was demoted to the second line alongside Teddy Purcell and Valtteri Filppula, while recently promoted Brett Connolly was on the third line with Tyler Johnson and Ondrej Palat as the Bolts altered their forward alignment. Needless to say, if Killorn stays on the top unit, he is a valuable fantasy asset.

Alex Killorn recorded two points in the Lightning's 5-4 loss to the Penguins on Saturday night. Killorn scored and assisted, and he's emerging as a nice flier in fantasy leagues with two goals and four assists on the season in 21:17. The 24-year-old had 19 points in 38 games last year. Valtteri Filppula, Teddy Purcell and Steven Stamkos scored the other goals. Martin St. Louis and Richard Panik set up two goals apiece.

Alex Killorn made his first goal of the season a big one, notching the overtime winner in Tampa Bay's 3-2 victory over Buffalo. The second year forward now has two points in three games so far this season.

Alex Killorn is slated to start the season alongside center Valtteri Filppula and right winger Teddy Purcell. Filppula and Purcell have built reputations as pass-first players during their NHL tenures, so Killorn will likely be the trigger man on the line. He may be well suited for the role too after he registered 82 shots in 38 games last season, while producing seven goals and 19 points.

Alex Killorn looks like he could be a promising player in the future. He has produced seven goals and 18 points in 33 games and coach Jon Cooper believes "he's a can't-miss" prospect. Killorn wants to be a "dependable two-way player and chip in offensively" and he has done that while averaging 17:05 of ice time per contest. He's worth watching next year to see if he can take his game to another level.

Alex Killorn recorded his sixth goal of the year in Tampa's 3-2 shootout loss against Florida Tuesday night. He has two goals and three points in his last two contest after going through a four-game scoreless skid. Killorn has 15 points in 25 games with the Lightning this campaign.

Alex Killorn generated two assists and six hits in Tampa's 3-2 win over Florida on Tuesday night. The 23-year-old rookie has been great since being called up by the Lightning. He has four goals and 10 points in 16 games to go with 33 shots and 21 hits. Killorn is worth taking a flier on while he plays alongside Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis.