(SportsNetwork. Clearance Running Shoes Online .com) - The Los Angeles Kings will aim for their first set of consecutive wins in over a month when they visit the Boston Bruins for Saturdays evening showdown at TD Garden. The defending Stanley Cup champions halted a four-game slide (0-2-2) with Wednesdays close win over visiting Chicago and they hope to keep it going today in Beantown. Los Angeles, however, hasnt put together two wins in a row since notching consecutive home victories against St. Louis and Arizona on Dec. 18 and 20, respectively. L.A., which is one point behind Calgary for the last playoff spot in the West, also will try to get off to a positive start on its five-game road trip. The Kings enter Saturdays road tilt with a poor 5-9-6 mark as the guest compared to a 16-6-6 record at home. Los Angeles has 38 points at home this season, tying the 1980-81 and 1990-91 teams for the most points through 28 home games in franchise history. The Kings earned their 16th home win of 2014-15 with a 4-3 triumph over the Blackhawks, who lost in seven games to L.A. in last springs battle for the Western Conference title. Jake Muzzin scored the game-winning goal with 3:37 to play, helping the Kings overcome several one-goal deficits to record the regulation win. L.A. trailed 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 before eclipsing the Hawks. Tyler Toffoli returned to the lineup after a six-game absence due to mononucleosis and delivered the tying goal just 2:34 before Muzzin scored the game-winner. Jeff Carter finished with two goals and an assist for the Kings, while Jonathan Quick stopped 26-of-29 shots in the win. It was huge, Toffoli said. It was the last game at home for a while, and playing against a really good team like Chicago. I think we played really well tonight. After todays tilt, L.A. is idle until visiting Washington on Tuesday. The Kings wont play their next home test until hosting Calgary on Feb. 12. The Bruins enter Saturday having posted a 7-1-1 record over their last nine games and Boston recently wrapped a three-game road trip with a win on Long Island. Boston capped a 2-0-1 swing with Thursdays 5-2 rout of the New York Islanders. Milan Lucic and Reilly Smith tallied three points each, while Tuukka Rask made 43 saves to anchor the victory at Nassau Coliseum. Lucic and Smith each had a goal and two assists for Boston. Patrice Bergeron, Kevan Miller and Torey Krug also hit the net. Boston led 2-0 in the first period before allowing the Isles to even the score on second-period goals from John Tavares and Michael Grabner. However, Miller tallied the game-winner with just 3.4 seconds remaining in the middle stanza and the Bruins added to their cushion in the third period with goals from Krug and Lucic. In the third period, we found that game again that was so good for us in the first, said Bruins coach Claude Julien. Boston will try to avoid getting swept in the two-game season series against L.A. The Kings recorded a 2-0 home win over the Bs on Dec. 2 with Quick making 31 saves for the shutout. The Bruins have lost two of three and seven of their last 10 overall encounters with the Kings, but Boston has taken the last two meetings at TD Garden. Quick boasts a 7-3-0 career mark against Boston with a 2.04 goals against average. Rask is 1-1-0 with a 2.20 GAA in two lifetime appearance in this matchup. The Bruins recalled goaltender Malcolm Subban from Providence of the American Hockey League on Friday and sent Rasks regular backup Niklas Svedberg to the AHL squad for conditioning. Subban, younger brother of Montreal star defenseman P.K. Subban, was the 24th overall pick of the 2013 NHL draft. He has never played at the NHL level and this marks his first call-up to the Bruins. 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The move, announced less than 90 minutes before the start of Tuesdays game against the Red Sox, came as a surprise considering manager John Gibbons mentioned only hours earlier his pitcher would be ready to make Wednesdays start. "I felt good coming into today," said Johnson. "Everything was getting better and better each day and then all of a sudden today I kind of felt the same thing. I dont know where it came from. Before the last start it was the best Id felt in three years, probably." The problem began during that start in Seattle. Johnson experienced tightness but ground through five innings, enough to secure just his second win of the year. The pain lingered for a couple of days before subsiding. The tightness returned while Johnson was playing catch during batting practice on Tuesday afternoon. He insists its a muscle problem and doesnt believe the matter is related to the Tommy John ligament replacement surgery he had in 2007. When asked to point to where the pain was emanating, Johnson directed eyes toward the base of the forearm. By way of contrast, Brandon Morrows tightness was on top of his forearm. Hes since been diagnosed with an entrapped nerve and prescribed rest. General manager Alex Anthopoulos hastily called together reporters and announced right-hander Thad Weber would be recalled from Triple-A Buffalo. Either Weber or Esmil Rogers will make Wednesdays start. "Not right now," said Anthopoulos, when asked if one of Ricky Romero or prospects Marcus Stroman or Sean Nolin would be considered to take Johnsons place. "Weve talked about all of them, I guess, at various times. Not for now butt that could change at any time. Wholesale Running Shoes. "Right now, especially with the way its lined up and we need a starter for (Wednesday,) its as much about whos on turn at this point." What this setback means for Johnsons season isnt clear. His stint on the disabled list can be backdated to August 7 but its difficult to envision a scenario which would have Johnson back by the 22nd. With less than seven weeks left in the season and with a rehab stint likely required before a return to the big league mound, assuming Johnson gets healthy, the calendar is not his friend. "Its been tough," Johnson said of his season, which includes only 16 starts, two wins and a 6.20 ERA. "Still got to find a way to get back out on the mound. Thats the only good part about it, is being out there. Even though I was struggling I was out there, I felt great when I was out there so its very frustrating." RASMUS INJURED Colby Rasmus "tweaked" his left oblique on a check swing during Sundays game against Oakland and missed a second-straight game. "I sneezed this morning and I felt it, which is not a good thing," said Rasmus. "But coughing it dont bother me and just doing regular rotations its fine but when this side goes down its in my hip is when I feel it." The Blue Jays are holding out hope Rasmus can return to the lineup, possibly as early as Wednesday, but a stint on the disabled list seems just as likely a reality. Oblique injuries, as Brett Lawrie, Brandon Morrow and Rajai Davis can attest, have a tendency to linger. During periods of rest theres no pain but when baseball activities resume, problems can recur. Manager John Gibbons says the club wont wait long to make a decision if Rasmus continues to have problems through the week. "We cant let it linger," he said. ' ' '