MONTREAL -- Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin put his offseason focus on leadership and character. After a historically embarrassing loss on Friday night, hell get a chance to see what his team is made of when it hosts the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night at the Bell Centre.The Canadiens were manhandled 10-0 by the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday, matching a franchise record for goals against in a shutout loss. The team looked even flatter than they did in a winning cause against Vancouver on Wednesday, when goaltender Carey Price bailed them out.Price will return to the net Saturday, as Montreal (9-1-1) looks to get back on track.No ones losing confidence, no ones losing faith in this locker room; we fully believe in each other, said winger Brendan Gallagher, who called the loss embarrassing. Its just one of those things -- learning from last years lessons. Were going to learn from it.Adversity has the opportunity to either crumble you or make you stronger, he added. Were going to see how we come out but I believe in everyone in this locker room.The Canadiens had been as stingy as they come in their first 10 games, allowing just 13 goals in that stretch. After Fridays result, the teams goals-against average went from 1.30 up to 2.09. The penalty killing unit, which had allowed just four goals on 40 opportunities, went from 90 percent to 82.2 percent after giving four goals on five Columbus power plays.Aside from the already-planned goaltending change, there could be more coming for Montreal. Left winger Daniel Carr and defenseman Joel Hanley were called up from the AHLs St. Johns Ice Caps earlier in the week.The Flyers (6-5-1), in town for the second time in just under two weeks, bring a three-game winning streak into Saturdays tilt. Theyve been the comeback kids in their last two outings, rallying from third period deficits for the win in a back-to-back set against the Detroit Red Wings and New York Islanders on Wednesday and Thursday.The last time these two met on Oct. 24, the Canadiens power play was the difference as Gallagher connected for the game-winning goal. Steve Mason was the starter in that game, but lately Flyers coach Dave Hakstol has leaned on Michal Neuvirth. Neuvirth has gotten the nod in three straight, including the back-to-back earlier this week.Its based on performance, Hakstol told the Philadelphia Inquirer.Former Canadien Dale Weise missed the first meeting while serving a suspension and his presence in the line-up for this one has yet to be determined. 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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Honey Badger is back.Arizona Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu practiced for the first time Sunday, nearly eight months to the day after tearing his right ACL in Week 15 last season.I felt great, Mathieu said after the practice. I got to get my wind back, but other than that, I felt great. I felt like I moved around pretty good.The initial plan for Sunday, coach Bruce Arians said, was to have Mathieu as well as the other two Cardinals who came off the physically unable to perform list on Tuesday -- defensive tackle Frostee Rucker and cornerback Justin Bethel -- go through individual drills and then reevaluate their progress and health to see if theyd continue practicing.When Mathieu heard the plan, he immediately questioned it.I thought about it and I said, What is a couple plays going to do for me? Mathieu said. So, I pushed it a little bit, but I feel great.In addition to individual drills, Mathieu took part in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills, the latter of which he practiced with the first team. Mathieu said he was playing at about 80 percent speed and found himself hesitant at times, including one play when he broke on a pass to wide receiver J.J. Nelson but slowed down just enough and didnt get the interception, settling for a big hit.Overall, though, Mathieu was real surprised with how much he was able to do Sunday.I didnt feel any pain. I didnt really get tight at all, Mathieu said. I was surprised with where I was at,, but I was also pleased with what Ive been doing.ddddddddddddMathieu feels he can be ready for Arizonas Sept. 11 season opener against the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football. Although he plans on taking his time and not rushing his return to full contact, he called Sunday a great stepping stone.Mathieu said his teammates even expressed their surprise in how well he was moving Sunday. Hes wearing a brace, but its smaller than the one he wore in 2014, when he returned from ACL and LCL surgery. When he was asked about the smaller brace, Mathieu looked down and started to smile. His swagger is back this year, compared to his return two seasons ago, Mathieu said.And its led to him being more confident on the field during his return.This is so much different than last time along, Mathieu said. Im pretty sure you guys know. Last time, it was ... trouble. This time I was pretty good. It felt great.There is one area Mathieu needs to improve on, Arians said: regaining his passion.On one play Sunday, running back David Johnson caught a pass on the sideline opposite of Mathieu. Mathieu thought about running to the play, before telling himself he probably should.Itll take some time, Mathieu said.Said Arians: It takes a little time to get in passion shape.But having him back there in the huddle is going to be good. ' ' '