The team played at the Brooklyn Ice Palace for one season during World War II.
By early December, two of the franchises had withdrawn, leaving just three clubs left in operation.
The team immediately assumed the place of the New Haven Eagles and entered the league on December 5.
During their lone season, the team was coached by 5 different people, all of whom were on temporary loan from the New York Rangers.
Among that group were the team's leading scorer, Hank D'Amore, as well as Hockey Hall of Famers Frank Boucher and Lester Patrick.