Playing career Alex Killorn

killorn tampa bay lightning in october 2013

on may 19, 2012, killorn signed two-year, entry-level contract tampa bay lightning after completing playing career harvard crimson men s ice hockey team.

on february 10, 2013, recorded first career nhl assist on goal scored vincent lecavalier, against new york rangers. 1 week later, on february 17, 2013, killorn scored first goal against florida panthers.

on june 19, 2014, lightning announced had re-signed killorn two-year contract extension.

during 2015 stanley cup playoffs killorn had successful post season run tampa bay lightning, helping them reach stanley cup final against chicago blackhawks. lightning ended falling blackhawks in 6 games. despite loss, killorn had strong post season team, , posted several records former players harvard. killorn s game 1 goal first goal scored harvard alum in stanley cup final. killorn added second goal in game 5 become first alum multiple goals or assists in final. 2015 postseason scoring totals (9 goals, 9 assists, 18 points) single-post season records among twelve harvard alumni have played in nhl postseason. killorn s 10 goals on 2 post seasons second dominic moore (11 goals) on harvard all-time list, achieved in 30 playoff games moore s 88.

on october 12, 2015, killorn recorded 100th career nhl point in 6-3 lightning win on boston bruins. on october 27, 2015, killorn skated in 200th career nhl game in 0-2 lightning loss st. louis blues.

on july 17, 2016, killorn signed seven-year, $31 million extension lightning. last season killorn appeared in 81 games team, recording 14 goals , 40 points. killorn skated in 17 stanley cup playoff games last year, scored 5 goals , 13 points. killorn has spent entire nhl career lightning, scoring 53 goals , 138 points. killorn s biggest impact has come during playoffs, has recorded 33 points in 47 games.

on november 3, 2017, nhl department of player safety fined killorn $5,000 incident occurred during game against new york rangers previous night @ amalie arena.