Frustrated Hurricanes fans are forced to come up with a hilarious new chant in Game 2

Frustrated Carolina Hurricanes are voicing their displeasure for their team in multiple ways this evening.

Hurricanes fans haven't had much to cheer for in Game 2, as the visiting Florida Panthers have been in full control since the opening puck drop. Sure, there was a moment where Sebastian Aho appeared to crack the goose egg for the Hurricanes, but the goal was turned back upon review due to an offside.

After having already boo'ed the Hurricanes off the ice after a lacklustre 1st period, fans at Raleigh's Lenovo Center began chanting, "SHOOT THE PUCK!" in the 2nd period out of frustration. 

Check it out:

The Panthers ended the 2nd period with just 7 shots on goal.

Read below for our earlier report on the 'Canes getting boo'ed off the ice after the 1st period.

The Carolina Hurricanes have been boo'ed off the ice by their own fans after just 20 minutes this evening.

The Hurricanes allowed three goals on five shots from the Florida Panthers in the 1st period of Game 2 and are now down 3-0 early in a series where they're already down 1-0.

Queue the Boo Birds in Raleigh:

I've got to say... the 'Canes aren't giving their fans much to cheer for, so I can't really blame 'em.

The Hurricanes have been successful by implementing a suffocating system built on structure in both the offensive and defensive zones, but so far in this series against the Panthers they've been scrambling in all zones.

Again, I can't really blame fans for voicing their displeasure.

Read below for our earlier reports on this game, published as events occurred.

This just in, Jesperi Kotkaniemi has been removed from the Hurricanes' lineup for Game 2 and is expected to be replaced by Mark Jankowski.

Read below for our earlier report on Kotkaniemi and the Hurricanes' lineup for Game 2 tonight.

The Carolina Hurricanes host the Florida Panthers for Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final this evening and will be looking to split the series after getting trounced in Game 1.

Given the Hurricanes' lack of offense in Game 1, you can't blame head coach Rod Brind'Amour for making some lineup changes for this evening's game. While nothing is official, it looks like former 3rd overall pick Jesperi Kotkaniemi will be a healthy scratch tonight. Kotkaniemi took this morning's game-day skate with the team's regular healthy scratches, while his teammates took line rushes.

Kotkaniemi has gone scoreless in 11 playoff games this post-season.