They gathered in Toronto to celebrate Lindros' induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame along with fellow Class of 2016 inductees Rogie Vachon, Sergei Makarov and Pat Quinn, posthumously.
"You can never realize what it's going to be like to be back together again, but you know, when we get back on the ice, even though it's, what 15 or 20 years ago, I kind of know where Eric is going to be and where John is going to be," Renberg said. "It's a good feeling."
The "Legion of Doom" line, which got its nickname from former Flyers forward Jim Montgomery, dominated for three seasons from the lockout shortened 1994-95 season through the 1996-97 season, when the Flyers went to the Stanley Cup Final.
Lindros, LeClair and Renberg combined for 666 points (305 goals, 361 assists) in those three seasons. They scored another 130 points in the Stanley Cup Playoff games, including 58 in the 1997 playoffs.
They were broken up after the 1996-97 season because Renberg was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning for Chris Gratton. Renberg went back to Philadelphia two years later, but the line was never the same.
It finally was again Sunday. It felt like old times for the three forwards.
"It's great to see these guys," Lindros said. "The hockey is a little suspect, but the rest of it just feels like we haven't skipped a beat."