Star left wing John Leclair of the Philadelphia Flyers Wednesday night suffered his third significant injury in four years, a broken foot. Philadelphia Flyers left wing John LeClair has suffered his ...

Four new Cambridge Hornets championship banners, for the 1982-83 season, were procured by former player John Leclair and will ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The Flyers' new leadership continues to make moves. The team hired John LeClair, a U.S. Hockey Hall of Famer and the Flyers' fifth all-time leading goal scorer, to the front ...

John LeClair was not the most touted player. In the 1987 NHL draft, every team but one passed on him at least once. He was taken by the Canadiens in the second round at 33rd overall. He went on to win ...

John LeClair was a big part of one of the most successful eras in Flyers history and now the team is hoping to recapture some of that magic as it rebuilds its front office. Shortly after naming ...

Former Flyer John LeClair is joining the club's front office to serve as a special advisor to hockey operations. Two days after adding Patrick Sharp to the front office, the Flyers have given another ...

Earlier this week, the Flyers announced the hiring of Patrick Sharp as a special advisor to the hockey operations department, reporting to general manager Danny Briere. On Thursday, the organization ...

PHILADELPHIA (WHTM) – Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Daniel Briere has announced today that John LeClair will be the new Special Advisor to Hockey Operations. “Adding in John LeClair to work in ...

PHILADELPHIA – Eric Lindros and John LeClair, two-thirds of the Flyers’ Legion of Doom line, will be together one more time as they enter the team’s Hall of Fame. The Flyers on Thursday announced they ...

NORTH ADAMS — John LeClair played his high school football at McCann Tech and worked as an assistant coach under his brother Bob. Now the circle is complete, as John LeClair will be the new Hornets’ ...

When the Philadelphia Flyers announced their first adjustments to the front office in the wake of the hires of Keith Jones as president of hockey operations and Daniel Briere as full-time general ...