"If it comes onto anybody's shoulders, it's mine, the two times out of the back," Petke said after telling reporters to turn their microphones back on. "It comes squarely on my shoulders, and I'm OK with that because if we're not pushing it, we're not trying, we're not going to get better. Obviously we have some things we need to clean up in those aspects, but it comes down to me forcing these guys to build out."
Rimando left in the second half of the loss with what Petke said Tuesday is a hamstring injury. The 37-year-old goalkeeper was undergoing tests Tuesday to determine the severity of the injury.