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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Newark, New Jersey, United States (Local)
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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The Devils worked way harder than Winnipeg tonight.
Last night was a must-win. The games continue, though.
The Devils are not quite out of it, and not quite in it either. Here are some things they should try for the rest of the season, while not giving up on it.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
The Devils cannot lose a game for the rest of the season if they want to play further.
The Devils blew yet another game last night. This time, it was to the Pittsburgh Penguins, who are actually fighting for a playoff spot. After giving up five consecutive third period goals for the second game in a row, the Devils lost a game in regulation where they had a lead entering the third period for the third time this season. Their last two losses came in this fashion, as Travis Green has two such losses in his 14 games as Head Coach. By comparison, the Devils only lost a third period lead like that once under Lindy Ruff in 61 games.
Among the Devils' issues this year has been bottom six stability. If the Devils want to return to contending status, they need to take advantage of the rising salary cap and their number of ELCs on the books.
The Devils had a chance to keep their season alive with a win, but they gave up four consecutive goals yet again between the second and third periods.
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By: John Fischer, Alex Potts, Jared W Moore, Dan Rozel, Nate Pilling, Chris Fieldhouse
The 2023-24 New Jersey Devils regular season is over. The Devils failed to make the playoffs, making the season a failure. Nevertheless, the writers of All About the Jersey got together for the annual tradition of giving out awards for this season - for better or worse.
By: Chris Fieldhouse
From Tom Fitzgerald’s breakup day press conference, there were several truths and a few ridiculous statements.
GM Tom Fitzgerald has lauded himself for being a very patient person. In 2024-25, he cannot accept more failure.
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