What ridiculous discussions today, but I guess losing 5-0 does that to a particularly panicky fan base.
Anderson is starting because he is our number one goalie. When Lehner is our number one goalie he will get most of the starts. Sane hockey coaches understand that hot streaks happen, but if your number one guy is not going the odds are pretty good that you will get nowhere fast.
Hockey fans who want to see the backup goalie are like football fans who want to see the backup QB, which is to say they become easily obsessed with potential. In hockey, like football, it takes time to develop a quality starter. The backups pay their dues, gets starts here and there, and when the organization feels like it is time for them to take over they grab the reins. Organizations love it when a backup forces their hand with outstanding play, and makes them make tough decisions. However, until Lehner has at least twice as many quality starts (he now has 33 reg season and 2 playoff games under his best) he is still a huge wildcard.
For now the first priority probably is, and should be, getting Andy and the team going again.