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Nathan Horton Excited to Get Back on Ice, Feeling ‘Really Good’ After Bruins’ First Official Practice (Video)

Found January 13, 2013 on NESN.com:
PLAYERS: Nathan Horton
TEAMS: Boston Bruins
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Nathan Horton has had to deal with concussion problems each of the last two seasons, but the Bruins forward is back and ready to make an impact. Horton, who is now symptom free, returned to the ice for Bruins practice, and he said he’s feeling “really good” despite the long layoff. That’s good news for B’s fans, as Horton figures to play a crucial role in Boston’s attempt to return to Stanley Cup glory this season. Horton also noted that while the Bruins still have plenty of work to do before Saturday’s season opener, the team is already starting to click, which is a product of how comfortable they all are playing together. Check out the video above to hear more from Horton.
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