This boy pushing hard to make the team.
This boy got sexy moves.
"He's earned the right to be here," Stars general manager Jim Nill said. "You get to the point now where you're not given games anymore, you have to earn them. He's earned his games. It's valuable experience with him being here at camp. We're going to keep going game by game here to see where he fits in and go from there. Still got three games to go, and see where he fits in."
"He just continues to impress with his ability to make plays," Montgomery said. "There's certain things without the puck because he's not used to the way we play that he's made some mistakes with. Love his brain, love his plays with the puck."
"When you draft somebody, you're going off what you saw as a junior player, a college player or a European player, you think of a certain path," Nill said. "When they come into situations, they can change that. It might have been a situation where [Harley] came in the first week of camp or Traverse City and might have struggled and we probably would have sent him back. But we haven't seen that with him, so we're happy where he's at and the thing is he's still only 18 so we'll monitor that."
"Yeah, well you know what, he's earned the right," Nill said. "He's still young, you've got to be realistic, he's still 18 years old and it's a big step yet. Let's kind of go game by game here and let's see where he fits in. So far, the coaches when we're putting lineups together, his name comes up and he deserves a chance. So that's how we view it and that's important. I think he's earned that right.
"We've got three more games to go here. Does he continue to hold up? Does he start to fall off? Does he hit a wall? You never know. We're just going to keep taking it day by day here."