That's what my thinking was. You look at the goals tonight - I can think of a couple that Piiroinen should have had (such as the shot from the point that went low glove). When you've given up six PP goals in four games, including three tonight, there's an issue. Looking through the goals... first goal, no chance backdoor. Second goal, Drysdale one-timer, no chance. Third goal, slapshot that skated in, no chance. Fourth goal, slapshot from the point, probably should have had that. Fifth goal, one-timer almost identical to Drysdale, not much you can do. Sixth goal, made the save, bounced off Ladd and into the net. Right there, that's five goals that the defence didn't help him (the point shot was the lone issue).
Give Piiroinen support and we've seen what he can do. He's done well up to this point. Medina gets one start a weekend for the time being and re-evaluate come late November or so. This coming weekend, there's Ottawa and Barrie at home, then Mississauga on the road. I expect Medina to start at home against Barrie, while Piiroinen starts the other two.
Erie played very well, despite third-in-three. Windsor looked tired, also third-in-three. Get back to the drawing board and figure out how to avoid 1.5 PPGs against per game.
I don't think there's an "if they lose, so be it, as they won the rest of the weekend" attitude. The other two games were very, very solid. This game had some pretty ugly issues, but I'll still take four points on this weekend. Now, you go into practice this week working on the PK, working on the odd-man rushes, and working on defensive assignments.