Chris Fieldhouse is a local sports journalist based in New Jersey, specializing in coverage of the New Jersey Devils hockey team. With a focus on game analysis, player performances, and trade speculations, Chris provides in-depth coverage of the team's ups and downs throughout the season.
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Chris Fieldhouse's coverage is heavily focused on local ice hockey, particularly the New Jersey Devils and their NHL games. He frequently covers game previews, player performances, and evolving stories within the team and its matches.
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This weekend has been a great, vibe-boosting start to the season.
In a big-time effort from the third line, the Devils took down the enemy Capitals.
After an excellent team performance in a shutout yesterday, the Devils take on Carolina in Raleigh.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
The Devils struggled to overcome their mistakes, and ultimately made one too many.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
Just an unacceptable effort on home ice, or something.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
They tied the game three times, but Jake Allen was not the better goaltender.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
What an offensive showing, and a great defensive effort without too many errors.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
In an incredible performance from the top six, the devils never trailed Florida tonight and expanded their lead as the game drew towards its end.
Let’s take a look at how the two fourth lines - those led by Lazar and those led by Justin Dowling since Lazar’s injury - have fared over the first quarter of the season. Is this something worth fretting over?
By: Chris Fieldhouse
Not tonight, Capitals.
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