Talk:John Paddock

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i have no sources for this, so if anyone has anything, here's an idea: back when Paddock coached the Winnipeg Jets, he seemed to have some sort of condition that made him blink constantly, so much so that it was frequently commented on. Since taking the reins of the sens, I haven't notied this tic anymore. anybody know if it was a medical condition he had treated, or just a stress-induced tic? -Aoystreck, 27 December 2007.