The Boston Bruins will look to even up the series when they take on the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 2 of the 2013 Stanley Cup finals on Saturday night.

The Bruins obtained Nathan Horton in a trade with the Florida Panthers about three years ago, and Boston's coach Claude Julien made the decision to add him on a line with Milan Lucic and David Krejci. The three veterans collectively played a major role in the team's Stanley Cup win two years ago.

"It kind of just clicked right away," Lucic told ESPN.

While the potent Bruins line netted Boston its first two goals, Boston ultimately lost in a 4-3 triple-overtime nail-biter to the Blackhawks in the series opener on Wednesday night.

Horton, who was on the shelf for the latter part of the 2011 NHL season via concussion, had to exit Game 1 with an upper body injury, but was able to practice with the team on Friday and should more than likely be ready for Game 2.

"We'll have to make a decision on him tomorrow. It was encouraging to see him out there today. If he feels good tomorrow, he's in the lineup, simple as that," Julien said.

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