The Arizona Coyotes freshman has been named the NHL's Rookie of the Month for March after he posted six goals and 13 assists across 17 contests.
Keller's excellent month also included a 10-game point streak, which marked the third-longest such streak by a rookie in franchise history, outpaced by only Teemu Selanne and Keith Tkachuk.
In 63 games this season, Keller has notched 23 goals and 40 assists, and is behind only New York Islanders forward Mathew Barzal for the top spot in rookie scoring.
Arizona selected Keller with the seventh pick in the 2016 draft.
It's the second such accolade for the forward this season, who was also October's Rookie of the Month after he netted 15 points in 13 appearances.
Johansson suffered the injury in late January when he was on the receiving end of an elbow from Brad Marchand. The Boston Bruins winger was suspended five games as a result of the incident, a punishment that Johansson felt did not fit the crime.
On Sunday, Johansson traveled to Montreal with the Devils for their contest against the Canadiens.
In 29 games this season, Johansson recorded five goals and nine assists.
In 68 appearances this season, Chara has tallied seven goals and 16 assists, and he leads all Boston blue-liners with 23 minutes of ice time per game. The hulking defender has not suited up since March 13.
Chara's return comes at the perfect time for the Bruins, as the club lost defenseman Brandon Carlo on Saturday to an apparent leg injury.
Boston sits first in the Eastern Conference with 109 points.
Through the remainder of the regular season, we'll take a look at how the night's action impacts the playoff races, highlighting which teams' postseason odds went up or down significantly.
The Panthers have won just two of their past six, and it's not about to get any easier, as three of their final five opponents are postseason contenders. One advantage, however, is that four of the contests will come on home ice.
Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes were eliminated from the playoff race Saturday with a loss to the New York Rangers. The Hurricanes have not qualified for the postseason since 2009.
Team
Result
Playoff Chances
Change
Devils
4-3 W vs. NYI
90.8%
+15.1%
Flyers
Off
97.3%
+1.3%
Blue Jackets
5-4 L (OT) vs. VAN
99.3%
+0.5%
Panthers
5-1 L vs. BOS
12.6%
-17.1%
Western Conference
The sidelines were the place to be Saturday, as all of the Colorado Avalanche, Anaheim Ducks, and Los Angeles Kings had the night off but still saw their respective playoff chances take a decent upswing.
At the other end of the spectrum, a shellacking from the 29th-place Arizona Coyotes will make for an interesting next few days for the St. Louis Blues. The Blues hold the second wild-card spot in the West, ahead of the Avalanche, but only by means of a tiebreaker. The two sides close out the season against each other on April 7.