Last Season:Harley has had a unique climb to the NHL. Covid shut down the OHL in 2020, which allowed Harley to jump immediately to pro hockey. He joined the Stars in the Edmonton playoff bubble and learned a ton in the two months he was there as a reserve. He even played in one playoff game. That training allowed him to play in the AHL the next season where he logged 34 games (8 goals, 17 assists, 25 points). Harley split time in 2021-22 between the AHL and NHL, logging 27 games (0 goals, 11 assists, 11 points) in the minors and 38 games (1 goal, 3 assists, 4 points) in the NHL with Dallas. He was all set to be a part of the NHL roster last season when the Stars made a preseason trade for Nils Lundkvist, forcing Harley to the AHL, where he stayed for most of the season. Harley said it was the best thing for him, as he settled in, focused on his development, and tallied 34 points (10 goals, 24 assists) in 66 games. Harley not only played in all situations, he had the time to work on getting stronger, and he did just that. He was called up for the final six games of the regular season and then played 19 playoff games. He finished second among defensemen in playoff scoring with 9 points (1 goal, 8 assists), despite being fifth in time on ice for defensemen at 16:10.