To say Kelowna has been underperforming during this season's playoff run would be an understatement. They lost two of six games to the tank-commanding St. Louis Scarecrows and now find themselves down 3-0 to a Newfoundland team that we should be competitive with. Therefore, negative media attention is a nightly occurrence for the Knights as of late. This new medium of social communication called Chirper has given fans and journalists even more access directly to the players, and many of the young players from Kelowna find themselves defending their team on a nightly basis through this platform. The veterans, like captain Jacques Hammer, know better than to engage and rile up the masses and have attempted to keep their less-experienced teammates away from chirping during this difficult time. As for Vrana, he is rather confrontational of journalists in particular who are so clearly two-faced, one night blasting the team on social media and the next day asking nonsensical questions during the media scrums.