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Canucks Lose Fifth Straight Home Playoff Game in 3-1 Loss to Sharks

Nucks Misconduct — The Vancouver Canucks were shut down offensively in Wednesday’s opening game of the Western Conference Quarterfinals, falling to the San Jose Sharks 3-1 at Rogers Arena. Just 2:36 into the game, Dale Weise was sent off for high sticking. What transpired next was pure art. Roberto Luongo, named the Game 1 starter just hours earlier, stopped 7 shots, as the Sharks were able to keep the puck in their offensive zone for nearly the entire power play. Luongo stopped shot after shot, proving that the ugly finale against the Oilers was a thing of the past. The Canucks played well defensivel...

Vancouver Canucks May 1, 2013

Fourth line becomes a factor at playoff time, and Dale Weise knows it

The Province — Dale Weise’s response to being a healthy scratch seemed scripted. Zack Kassian’s revised role as a rover seemed open to interpretation. And nobody seemed to know how the fourth line will be aligned in the postseason. Welcome to the prelude to the Stanley Cup chase, where a fourth-line assignment isn’t a sentence for the struggling or those getting back into game shape. It’s for game-changers in those measured minutes to contribute momentum-changing goals, and the last three NHL champions — the Los Angeles Kings, Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks — can attest to that importance.

Vancouver Canucks April 23, 2013

Canucks' Weise Skates With Third Line

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise skated with Derek Roy and Jannik Hansen on the Canucks' third line during Tuesday's practice, the Vancouver Sun reports.

April 11, 2013

Canucks line juggling means more ice for Dale Weise

Vancouver Sun — CALGARY — Opportunity has come knocking for Vancouver Canuck forward Dale Weise, who couldn’t get to the door fast enough to answer.

Vancouver Canucks April 10, 2013

Weise out to prove he has the wheels

The Province — CALGARY — Dale Weise took a lot of ribbing when he returned from his NHL lockout adventure in the Netherlands. Known more for grinding it out than lighting it up, he ate well and ate up as many as 35 minutes a night in collecting 48 points in 19 games for the Tilburg Trappers of the Dutch elite league. But the one thing nobody ever laughs about is Weise’s ability to skate, and the Vancouver Canucks winger needed to find that extra gear Wednesday against the Calgary Flames to open a five-game road trip.

Vancouver Canucks April 10, 2013

Goal totals worth a chuckle, but nobody laughs at Weise’s ability to keep pace

The White Towel | The Province — CALGARY — Dale Weise took a lot of ribbing when he returned from his NHL lockout adventure in the Netherlands. Known more for grinding it out than lighting it up, he ate well and ate up as many as 35 …

Vancouver Canucks April 10, 2013

Canucks' Weise Nets Goal In Return

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise netted his third goal of the season in his return from a shoulder injury Saturday night.

April 7, 2013

Flames' McGratton: Shoulder Injury

CBSSports.com Fantasy — McGratton left Saturday's game with a shoulder injury after a hit from Vancouver's Dale Weise, reports CBC's Hockey Night in Canada.

April 7, 2013

Canucks' Weise (Shoulder) Ready To Return

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise (shoulder) took part in Friday's full-team practice, the Vancouver Province reports.

April 6, 2013

Canucks' Weise (Shoulder) Out Thursday

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise (shoulder) will miss Thursday's tilt against the Oilers, the Vancouver Sun reports.

April 5, 2013

Injured quartet of Kesler, Weise, Raymond and Ballard all take to ice prior to Canucks morning skate

The White Towel | The Province — Injured Vancouver Canucks Ryan Kesler (foot), Dale Weise (shoulder), Mason Raymond (shoulder) and Keith Ballard (foot) all took to the ice for some drills prior to the team’s morning skate Thursday. Ballard also took part in the morning skate, so …

Vancouver Canucks April 4, 2013

Canucks' Weise Out Tuesday

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise (shoulder) will miss Tuesday's game against the Blue Jackets, the Vancouver Sun reports.

March 27, 2013

Canucks Dale Weise, Steve Pinizzotto won’t be sidelined for long

Vancouver Sun — Vancouver Canucks grinders Dale Weise and Steve Pinizzotto are both out for Tuesday’s game against the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets, but neither is expected to be out for too long, according to Canucks assistant GM Laurence Gilman.

Vancouver Canucks March 25, 2013

Canucks' Weise Suffers Shoulder Injury

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Dale Weise missed Sunday's win over the Avalanche with a shoulder injury, the Vancouver Province reports.

March 25, 2013

Kuzma: Schneider feels on top of his game; Weise out long term

The Province — DENVER — Dale Weise is gone for some time with a shoulder injury and it may be some time before Cory Schneider vacates the crease.

Vancouver Canucks March 24, 2013

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Dale Weise Photos

  • Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) and San Jose Sharks defenseman Scott Hannan (27) go into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013 The Associated Press
    Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) and San Jose Sharks defenseman Scott Hannan (27) go into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jonathan Hayward)
  • Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) puts San Jose Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart (7) into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013 The Associated Press
    Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) puts San Jose Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart (7) into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jonathan Hayward)
  • Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) puts San Jose Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart (7) into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013 The Associated Press
    Vancouver Canucks right wing Dale Weise (32) puts San Jose Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart (7) into the boards during the first period of game 2 of an NHL Western Conference quarter-final playoff hockey series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia on Friday, May 3, 2013. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jonathan Hayward)
  • Canucks Lose Fifth Straight Home Playoff Game in 3-1 Loss to Sharks
    The Vancouver Canucks were shut down offensively in Wednesday’s opening game of the Western Conference Quarterfinals, falling to the San Jose Sharks 3-1 at Rogers Arena. Just 2:36 into the game, Dale Weise was sent off for high sticking. What transpired next was pure art. Roberto Luongo, named the Game 1 starter just hours earlier, stopped 7 shots, as the Sharks were able to keep the puck in their offensive zone for nearly the entire power play. Luongo stopped shot after shot, proving that the ugly finale against the Oilers was a thing of the past. The Canucks played well defensivel...
  • Fourth line becomes a factor at playoff time, and Dale Weise knows it
    Dale Weise’s response to being a healthy scratch seemed scripted. Zack Kassian’s revised role as a rover seemed open to interpretation. And nobody seemed to know how the fourth line will be aligned in the postseason. Welcome to the prelude to the Stanley Cup chase, where a fourth-line assignment isn’t a sentence for the struggling or those getting back into game shape. It’s for game-changers in those measured minutes to contribute momentum-changing goals, and the last three NHL champions — the Los Angeles Kings, Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks — can attest to that importance.
  • Vancouver Canucks' Dale Weise, left, collides with Calgary Flames' Curtis Glencross during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Calgary, Alberta, Wednesday, April 10, 2013 The Associated Press
    Vancouver Canucks' Dale Weise, left, collides with Calgary Flames' Curtis Glencross during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Calgary, Alberta, Wednesday, April 10, 2013. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Larry MacDougal)
  • Canucks line juggling means more ice for Dale Weise
    CALGARY — Opportunity has come knocking for Vancouver Canuck forward Dale Weise, who couldn’t get to the door fast enough to answer.
  • Weise out to prove he has the wheels
    CALGARY — Dale Weise took a lot of ribbing when he returned from his NHL lockout adventure in the Netherlands. Known more for grinding it out than lighting it up, he ate well and ate up as many as 35 minutes a night in collecting 48 points in 19 games for the Tilburg Trappers of the Dutch elite league. But the one thing nobody ever laughs about is Weise’s ability to skate, and the Vancouver Canucks winger needed to find that extra gear Wednesday against the Calgary Flames to open a five-game road trip.
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