Boston coach Claude Julien believes that is only a matter of time before Nathan Horton starts capitalizing on his chances. "I think he's coming along," said Julien. "The thing is, he's gotten some opportunities to score. He's been a little snake-bitten as far as the finishing part of it. That's the reason for some of the frustration. He's off to a slower start, but we understand that sometimes guys who go through what he went through last year with the concussion take some time to find their game." Horton collected two assists in Wednesday's triumph over Toronto to give him 16 points in 23 games this season.