Nathan Horton says he is ready to go, if the coaches will let him play. Horton has been held out of Boston's preseason games thus far. He admits he is ready to play if he can get the nod. Horton passed his fitness tests Friday and has practiced for five straight days. "I had no setbacks, so I just continue wherever they put me. I'm just going to practice, play, it doesn't matter," said Horton. "It's not my decision. It's just my decision to work hard and do the best I can."

Nathan Horton, who suffered a severe concussion during the Stanley Cup finals, is waiting to play in his first preseason game. Horton won't get the chance on Friday when the Bruins play against the Islanders, but he feels like he's ready. The Boston Bruins have been erring on the side of caution, but he should play in an exhibition game before their season opener. We'll keep you posted.

Nathan Horton (concussion) was on the ice for the first day of training camp. Horton suffered the concussion during the Stanley Cup Final in June but has been symptom-free and is ready to play this season. "I wasn't worried at all," Horton said. "I just feel like (the concussion) is in the past. I haven't even thought about it. With what I did on the ice or the fitness testing, it hasn't even crossed my mind." Horton should get 30-35 goals and 60 points with a very good plus/minus and some penalty minutes. Draft him accordingly.

Nathan Horton said he will be ready for the start of training camp after being knocked out of the Stanley Cup finals because of a concussion. He said he is currently symptom-free and working out, but he has not skated yet. Horton also had some choice words for Vancouver defenseman Aaron Rome, whose hit injured him in Game 3, after he reached out to the Boston winger with a text after the incident. "If it was me, I wouldn't have thrown a text message someone's way," said Horton. "I'd have a little bit more respect to actually make a phone call." It appears as though there is still some bitterness following the series, but Horton's recovery is good news for perspective fantasy owners. We'll keep you posted.

The Stanley Cup arrived in Dunnsville, Ontario about an hour and a half later than expected. The Cup was left in Boston and didn't arrive to the party until about 2:30pm rather than its scheduled time of 1:00. Several fans were upset with the delay and left before the trophy arrived, but those who remained did get to see Welland, Ontario native Nathan Horton parade through town in celebration.

Nathan Horton will be bringing the Stanley Cup to Dunnsville, Ontario on Sunday. A town of 12,000 residents, Dunnsville is one of many small towns across Canada that gets the chance to see the Cup each year once members of the NHL champions bring the trophy to their respective home towns. After suffering a serious head injury during the Stanley Cup finals, the day will be a nice celebration for Horton as he prepares to retunr to the ice next season.

Nathan Horton will not require surgery to repair his separated right shoulder. The injury occurred in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals against Tampa Bay. Horton has also reportedly been headache-free for the last few days in his recovery from a concussion. He'll likely spend the summer recuperating from both ailments and we'll keep you posted on his progress.

Nathan Horton was playing with a separated shoulder before he suffered a severe concussion. Horton sustained the injury in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals after being hit by Tampa Bay's Blair Jones in the first period. Remarkably, he still managed to score the game-winning goal in that contest. We'll keep you posted on Horton's recovery from his shoulder injury and concussion over the summer.