I guess LeClair isn't performing as expected this season. It's too bad because he has been a great asset to his teams in the past.

John

It might be time for him to call it quits and hang up his skates. He should of done it before the start of the season, but meh, he thought he still had stuff left to give and Pittsburgh views otherwise.

i think he still has value somewhere, Canucks should pick him up and trade Cooke, equal salaries. Leclair, at worst, would be a powerplay specialist and leader in the locker room.

Teams are all waiting for him to go through reentry waviers so they'll only need to pay him $750,000

He might make a pretty good player for someone. He's kind of old, so I think that if he does return, then he should hang it all up.

Wow.. I havent heard much about Leclair in awhile. From what I remember with his style of play with the Flyers, I couldn't picture him skating with the Peguins...

He definately doesn't fit in with the Pens style of play. They are going with youth and speed, Not too much with age and size. Sure Recchi is still there but he can still skate. I honestly don't think he'll be in a Pens uniform much longer.

I wonder does his under performing have anything to do with the fact that he isn't really valued on the team. You rarely hear about Recchi, let alone LeClair. And there was that whole Malkin injury thing...when I saw that it looked intentional.
I think he could still be a 20 goal scorer for a year or two on another team though. A team that needs leadership, that would respect him for being a leader. Plus he can still puck handle pretty well, like Canucksfan said..he could be used on the powerplay.