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NHL Hockey Academy Returns With Caroline Harvey Hosting

The 10-episode YouTube series is back for a second season, with Caroline Harvey guiding viewers through the offseason training of six NHL players.

AI + editorSep 16, 2026
Caroline Harvey carries the puck for the United States during the 2026 Olympic semifinal against Sweden. File photo.
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"NHL Hockey Academy presented by BODYARMOR Sports Drink" has returned to the NHL's YouTube channel for a second season with a new host: Caroline "KK" Harvey, a two-time Olympic medalist and the No. 1 pick in the 2025 PWHL Draft.

The first three episodes are available now. The 10-episode season follows Harvey around the United States as she visits NHL players and joins their offseason training.

Boston goalie Jeremy Swayman does Pilates with his fiancée and newborn. Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy trains with his personal coach. Buffalo forward Tage Thompson works on his shot. Toronto forward Matthew Knies runs through plays on the ice with former NHL forward and Stanley Cup champion Kyle Okposo.

Episodes featuring Minnesota forward Matt Boldy and Utah forward Clayton Keller will be released before the NHL season opens Sept. 29.

Matt Nicholson is the executive producer for NHL Productions. BODYARMOR has been the NHL's official sports drink since 2024.

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