Alex Killorn finds himself just outside of the top 10 in rookie scoring despite joining the Lightning on Feb. 10. He has notched four goals and eight points in 13 appearances. Killhorn generated the game-winning goal and an assist in Tampa's 5-2 victory over New Jersey Tuesday night. He has been seeing time with Martin St. Louis and Vincent Lecavalier of late, which should land him on your fantasy radar.

Alex Killorn has produced two goals and points in eight games with the Lightning. He gave praise to Tampa Bay's veteran players for his transition to the NHL game. "The help I've gotten from our veterans has been invaluable," Killorn said. "They're role models for us. You see their work ethic, you see the way a Marty St. Louis watches video of himself, and it demonstrates why they're so successful. The young guys are trying to bring a lot of energy." He's been a solid addition to the team since making his debut on Feb. 10.

Alex Killorn potted his first NHL goal Saturday night against the Panthers. Killorn has a shoot-first mentality. "It felt really good,'' Killorn said. "It was not a great shot or anything like that. It seems like that's the first one that usually goes in, but I was just really excited.'' The Tampa Bay took him in the third round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, but he spent four seasons in the NCAA before signing a two-year deal with the Lightning last year.

Alex Killorn made his NHL debut on Sunday. Killorn registered an assist on Vincent Lecavalier's goal, but Tampa Bay suffered a 5-1 loss. Killorn also spent two minutes in the sin bin and logged 13:17 minutes.

Alex Killorn was called up from the minors on Sunday February 10.

Alex Killorn had a goal and an assist in the Syracuse Crunch's 5-4 overtime loss to the St. John's IceCaps. Killorn has been on fire lately with nine goals in his last 11 games. Before his latest hot streak, he had just five goals in 30 career AHL contests.

Alex Killorn is on a six-game goal scoring streak. Killorn has 10 goals and 21 points in 28 games with the AHL Syracuse Crunch. He hasn't gone more than two straight contests without a point this season. The Tampa Bay took him in the third round of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, but he spent four seasons in the NCAA before signing a two-year deal with the Lightning.