For the Kingston Frontenacs, it’s a bad-news-worse-news situation. Article content

First the bad news: With two losses on the weekend, the Frontenacs’ swoon hit four straight games and their record fell to .500. Article content Article content

Between the 4-3 defeat in Peterborough Saturday or the 6-1 loss to the London Knights at Slush Puppie Place on Sunday, it would be hard to say which of the two tilts was more disappointing.

Against the Petes, the Frontenacs ran out to 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by captain Jacob Battaglia and centre Kieran Dervin. In recent games the two had seemed to find some chemistry together and it seemed to be paying off, even while coach Troy Mann rotated left wingers into the mix. On Battaglia’s goal five minutes in, it was overager Andrew Ku

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