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Alex Killorn

Alex Killorn

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Sep 20, 2026

Kyle KjerHOST
9:41
Get him going.
Kyle KjerHOST
9:42
Colangelo, Nestoranko, Ellison, Killorn, Wahlberg, Brossard, Mitchell, Nikita Klepov, Beckett, Seneca, Warren, Mayatovich, Solberg, Farrell, Gauthier, Granlund, Leno, Clara, Carlson, and McQueen.
Kyle KjerHOST
9:59
So there you go.
Kyle KjerHOST
10:02
There you go.

13 MINS LATER

Kyle KjerHOST
23:03
This was interesting.
Kyle KjerHOST
23:05
So top line on top line for Team Orange and Team Black in the team scrimmage today was Gauthier, Carlson, Klepov.
Kyle KjerHOST
23:14
That's a nasty top line against Killorn, McQueen, and Vetrano.
Kyle KjerHOST
23:19
So Klepov getting the early nod kind of with the guys who will be actual top line guys.
CodyHOST
42:39
Oh God, who was the other one? It'll be Hellison, Luno.
CodyHOST
42:45
Where is it? Where is it? Killorn will be a free agent.
CodyHOST
42:48
So if he comes back, it's going to be a cheaper deal.
CodyHOST
42:52
Nathan Gauthier, Nikita Nestorenko, and Tim Washi.
Kyle KjerHOST
13:51
But again, the Ducks are going to do a lot of juggling of lines this year.
Kyle KjerHOST
13:55
Top line for Team Orange, Vetrano, Carlson, Seneca, second line Killorn, Granlund, and Gauthier.
Kyle KjerHOST
14:02
Third line was A.J. Greer, Ryan Poehling, and Nikita Klepov.
Kyle KjerHOST
14:08
Looks about right to me.
Kyle KjerHOST
16:13
in the ballpark of what it's actually going to look like next season in 2026 and 2027.
Kyle KjerHOST
16:21
Right down to, you know, Washi, Poehling, right there as the centers on the third and fourth line.
Kyle KjerHOST
16:27
Greer, you know, Killorn on the left, on maybe the third, fourth line.
Kyle KjerHOST
16:33
Maybe one of them jumps up the second.
Pat VerbeekGUEST
3:04
Losing the Trubas and the Criters and Carlson, I think we still have a strong leadership group.
Pat VerbeekGUEST
3:11
You can look at Granlin, you can look at Killorn, bring in A.J. Greer in.
Pat VerbeekGUEST
3:14
Jensen's certainly a player with lots of experience, so there's a lot of veteran leadership.
Pat VerbeekGUEST
3:24
That's part of it, but now this allows our younger players to really grow and for them to have the space to take on the leadership roles themselves and grow into that spot.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:04
So here are the forwards.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:07
You got Leo Carlson, Judd Caulfield, Sam Colangelo, Sean Farrell, Nathan Gauthier, Cutter Godier, Mikhail Granlin, AJ Greer, James Hablin, Alex Killorn, Nikita Klepov, Cruz Lucius, Jeff Malott, Roger McQueen, Niko Majatovic, Nikita Nestorenko, Marcus Nordmark, Lucas Pedersen, Colson Petrie, Ryan Paling, Mathis Preston, Ethan Precision, Beckett Seneca, Igor Sidorov, Troy Terry, who's injured right now, but we already knew that, mon trough, Frank for Toronto, Anton Wahlberg, and Tim washy.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:51
And on defense, you got Drew Helleson, Tyson Hines, who is injured, but we'll talk about him on another video as well.
Cody SpinkHOST
3:58
Nick Jensen, Jaden Kurtz, Jackson Lacombe, Tristan Luno, Pavel Minchikov, Travis Mitchell, Ian Moore, Corey Schumann, Connor Smith, Stan Solberg, Noah Warren, and the best name on the list so far, Jet Wu.
Julien BriseBoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:41
So of the top 15 guys in ice time during that Stanley Cup run, only four were in our top 15 five years later when we went to the Stanley Cup finals again.
Julien BriseBoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:52
I think Hedman, Kucherov, Palat, and Killorn.
Julien BriseBoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:56
And then like Johnson was still on the team and Stammer was on the team, didn't play the second time.
Julien BriseBoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:02
We had a different number one goalie.
Mike FutaHOST
46:27
... and still be respectful of the vets, 'cause you're being monitored all the time.
Mike FutaHOST
46:30
And again, you look at, the amazing thing for me is when we talk about these young players that are coming in now at, like, in the growth process of things, you know, coming in, Leo Carlsson's still a young man, right? There's some, like Killorn, they're still the-
Matt MarcheseHOST
46:46
Still the, the guys that have been there
Mike FutaHOST
46:47
... they're still the guys that are getting off the bus first, not just the guys making 18 million that still can't shave.
Tyson RewickiHOST
4:01
... maybe they bring in Laine and Stanley.
Jim TothHOST
4:02
Go get Alex Killorn.
Tyson RewickiHOST
4:04
[laughs] Oh, my gosh.
Tyson RewickiHOST
4:06
But yeah, again, Pat Verbeek just ruined that whole situation in Anaheim.
Pierre McGuireHOST
17:08
You've already pumped his tires.
Jimmy MurphyHOST
17:10
And Killorn
Matt KeatorGUEST
17:10
...
Matt KeatorGUEST
17:10
Yeah, you pumped his tires.
Jimmy MurphyHOST
17:11
[laughs]
Matt KeatorGUEST
17:11
And Killorn.
Matt KeatorGUEST
17:12
But, but no, uh, Pat basically worked with us-
Jimmy MurphyHOST
17:16
Mm-hmm
Joaquin GageHOST
1:39
So, Eric, the one thing that I have a question about, just maybe one of the intangible parts, because a lot of the leadership left from this Ducks team, in your mind, are this young core.
Joaquin GageHOST
1:53
And, I mean, they still have Killorn and Terry and some older guys.
Joaquin GageHOST
1:59
But are they ready to take the mantle of the leadership and take the Ducks to the next level now?
Eric StephensGUEST
2:09
Yeah, you know what is a good question and that's You know, what you alluded to is really the offshoot of all the business and all the happenings that took place this summer when we've seen the ramifications of the Leo Carlson offer sheet that Anaheim obviously matched and certainly the extensions, you know, for Pavlo Mitnikov and then obviously the big one for Karagochia yesterday.

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