Even though that chain started with you, it's not 100% your fault. It also helps to show that this is a team effort. As I mentioned, destro probably could have picked up the loose puck to begin with, our D was playing way too soft and weren't really covering anyone until it was too late, and I took the penalty that got us in that situation to being with.
If destro picked up the puck, we would have avoided that situation; if you covered the guy on the left, we could have avoided that situation; if I didn't take the penalty, we could have avoided that situation; if one of the d stepped up to cover Nate's point we could have avoided that situation; if the d didn't play so deep one of them could stepped up for the hit quicker and we could have avoided that situation.
In other words, in order to play successfully, we all have to see more that what's just infront of our skaters.
Sure, as a dman, if the puck is all the way at the point, we don't immediately have anything to do with the play, but we still need to position ourselves accordingly, and on the flip side, if the puck is in the slot and you're a forward, you still need to position yourself in a traffic lane rather than stand in a random area on the point.