Mr. Caponigri has been reporting about Connor Caponi. That seems as odd as George Haskell reporting on George Petrie.
Connor Caponi shouldn't become Canadian Doug Kimball, even if Connor does want to purchase framed signed photos of Joe Pavelski and Danny Heatley from Doug Kimball. 🦈.
Go back to the prior post for some more question marks. Boston Buckberger isn't going to become Mitch Berger and a bottle of Boston contact lenses solution.
Does this square look more like a Fitzpatrick or Benjamin Bunny's brown coat color? 🏿
I'll conclude CaPoNe vs. CaPONi in Milwaukee's Win Parkinson new style:
CaPoNe is squad 114. CaPONI is squad 103 .
Ca Po. Ne Ca. P O N I
20+84+10 =114 20+15+8+7 +53 = 103
103 is the address of Port Huron's "Vintage Tavern", which is as respectable as John Hawk's Pub in Milwaukee used to be in 2010.
Is 114 CLOSE to 103? Maybe on a par 3 golf hole 114 and 103 are close calls. I'm much closer to Davis than to Shane right now, but certainly that would never affect a hockey tournament unless 15 becomes ODOR and 74 becomes AZURE before 4 NCAA hockey teams go to Tampa Bay's version of an Ashley pit or 64 becomes OKRA at the Polaris/Ecolab slab in St. Paul, Minnesota. Actually, I do recall a 'Davis 42' that used to show up for drop-in hockey occasionally, but Davis 42 looked more like Harold Davis or Melvin Givens than Darren Sharper or David Backes. Partial recall beats no recall. This paragraph might induce a smirk but probably not any giggles.
Try to ask Eric Close some James Bradley Jr. drumstick questions now. I still haven't heard 'Steam' or 'Cold as Ice' during any recent NHL hockey games, because there are some horrible humans choosing much nastier, indecent musical tracks during hockey games.
Seals&Croft seems to better than Bancroft # 17 now. Choices are influenced by past experiences.
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