The Oilers haven’t led for a single second this season. They’ve scored just one five-on-five goal, credited to Perry after a power play expired and was knocked into the net by Chicago defenceman T.J. Brodie.

This isn’t about an 0-2 record. It’s about a good team playing, in so many areas, so badly. Individually, lots of players have simply not been ready to start the season — disconnected and waltzing into another campaign.

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Draisaitl’s yet to record his first assist of the season but bad luck seems as big of a factor as any. The Oilers have piled up 61 shot attempts, 25 scoring chances, and 11 Grade A looks with Draisaitl on the ice through two games — and he’s no doubt helped create a plethora of them.