While it seems odd, most teams have historically started the backup on one end of a back-to-back. The oddities here are the order (although the fact that Friday is the home OPENER has good rationale for holding Bob - whether you love him or hate him, he does draw fans), and that the Jackets have not uniformly followed the league standard in the past and played Bob both games of a B-2-B. It is likely nothing. It could be a conscious decision to get Korpi more starts early to see what he's got (he was better in the preseason, which means diddly but at least gives them some confidence to put him out there). Until Bob has re-signed a contract, they need to know what they've got in Korpi in order to know what a proposed trade offer means - they may need a serviceable G in return if Korpi isn't up to snuff, or they may decide that keeping Bob for the entire year still makes sense, even if they get nothing in return. If Korpi is hot with solid fundamentals, other options open up.
Bob may not like it, but it is obviously something the CBJ need to do to.
I want Bob to stay (the term will be difficult in my view. But I understand (and agree with) the usage.