Nathan Horton played in Game 2 Saturday night despite sustaining an upper-body injury and leaving the game in overtime of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

The Bruins go with the exact same lineup as they did in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals at the United Center, and that means both Nathan Horton and Torey Krug will be in the lineup for the Black and Gold.

After being forced to leave Game 1 with a left shoulder injury, Nathan Horton will suit up and play in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night at the United Center.

After leaving Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals with a shoulder injury, it now looks like Nathan Horton will be back for Game 2.

Nathan Horton is attempting to continue playing in the Stanley Cup Finals despite an injured shoulder. Why? Because that's what hockey players do.

Nathan Horton practiced with the team Friday after sustaining a shoulder injury during the first overtime of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. Coach Claude Julien said he is "day to day."

The one player that will be required to elevate his game if Nathan Horton misses some time for the Bruins: Tyler Seguin. The 21-year-old forward has just one goal in 17 playoff games.

After it looked certain that Nathan Horton was done for the series when he left the ice favoring his shoulder in Game 1, it now looks possible that he could play in Game 2.

We look at some news and notes from around the NHL, including Nathan Horton's status for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final.

The Bruins might have suffered a potentially devastating injury in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals when Nathan Horton appeared to injure his left shoulder.

Michael Felger and Tony Amonte on "Postgame Live" after the Bruins triple-overtime, 4-3 loss to the Blackhawks in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals talk about how Tyler Seguin needs to step up after the loss of Nathan Horton for the B's.

While Nathan Horton's upper-body injury didn't look good at the start of overtime, it doesn't appear to be anything too serious.

The Bruins may have lost more than a game Wednesday night, as Nathan Horton suffers what appears to be a significant shoulder injury.

Joe Haggerty says the Bruins need to do whatever it takes to keep Nathan Horton, who will draw plenty attention as a free agent this summer.

… over the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Eastern Conference Finals opener was the B's first line of Milan Lucic-David Krejci- Nathan Horton (aggregate 3-3-6, +7) dominating the Pens first line of Chris Kunitz-Sidney Crosby-Pascal Dupuis (aggregate …

Nathan Horton may not be making headlines the way linemate David Krejci has this postseason, but the right winger has quietly been on of the B's bests.