It was clear Cutter Gauthier was in for a long night the second he emerged from the tunnel Saturday for warmups at the Wells Fargo Center. A 6-0 loss to the Flyers certainly didn’t make it any easier for the Anaheim Ducks forward.

"I think it’s time for them and for me to move on," Gauthier, the former Flyers prospect, said before his first game in Philadelphia

Anaheim Ducks youngster Cutter Gauthier met the Philadelphia Flyers fans on Saturday for the first time since being traded for a 'personal matter.'

Who knew the Flyers needed Cutter Gauthier after all? The Anaheim Ducks forward, who told Flyers brass he didn’t want to suit up for the organization or be in Philadelphia, played his first game at the Wells Fargo Center on Saturday night.

Former Philadelphia Flyers prospect Cutter Gauthier, who forced his way out of the organization in unceremonious fashion a year ago, received a

Sam Ersson made 22 saves and the Flyers beat the Ducks, 6-0, in Gauthier’s first visit to Philadelphia since being traded to the Ducks a year ago.

Cutter Gauthier, playing in his first game back in Philadelphia since requesting a trade, is booed constantly in the Ducks' 6-0 loss to the Flyers.

Cutter Gauthier made his first visit to Philadelphia as a Duck. And as expected, the environment at the Wells Fargo Center was a lively one.

The Philadelphia Flyers were looking to get back in the win column following their 4-1 loss to the Dallas Stars on Thursday. However, following the Stars game as the Flyers prepared for Anaheim, head coach John Tortorella announced at morning skate Saturday that Joel Farabee would be scratched.

It was a very tough night for Anaheim Ducks rookie forward Cutter Gauthier on Saturday night, but the young man appears to be determined not to let the humiliating loss at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia linger.