Blue Jackets: Pascal Leclaire Snubbed for All-Star Game

First in the league in shutouts with seven.

Second in voting for goaltenders in the West.

Third in the league in GAA at 1.97

Fourth in the league in Save Percentage at .928

22nd in wins with 13.

What does that get you?

Left out of the All-Star Game.

I'm sorry, but any way you break this down, Pascal Leclaire deserves to be there over Chris Osgood, Manny Legace, or Evgeni Nabakov.

The only category those three best Leclaire in is wins—and I think it's safe to say you can put just about any goaltender behind the Wings and he'll have good stats.

If the league had to choose just one Blue Jacket (every team is required to have a representative), it should have been Leclaire over Rick Nash. He's made a much bigger impact on this team this year.

The Nash selection is obviously a case of star power winning out over actual performance.

Heck, you can even argue Nik Zherdev has had a better year than Nash to this point.

The CBJ should just strap a Wings jersey on Leclaire and he'd be a shoo-in. And by the way, is it really necessary to have four Red Wings in the game?

The NHL got this one wrong. Dead wrong. End of story. The selection committee should be embarrassed for their glaring favoritism.

Leclaire was voted second by the fans...the fans!...and is totally left out of the game after Luongo, who was voted No. 1, pulls out?

What a joke.