Generally, this was my reaction to it. But things I've read since (or later altered my interpretation) indicate that his role will be advising players and helping them learn to be professionals, model "winning" behaviors and attitudes, etc. *IF* that is the case, I think he's qualified and it's clearly not something he learned in his season or whatever in Philly (though he was here on a pretty good team).
I like Leclair, but if he's here for similar I question that a little more. From the outside I'm willing to buy he personally had/has a good work ethic and went about things the "right" way. But his time here was a coaching carousel, "It's not my fault he got cancer," and "we mortgaged the farm on Him, f**k his lungs, his concussions, and his health."
If he learned and modeled the "right way" through all of that, he may want to consider the Headmaster job at Hogwarts.