After a 1-year delay caused by construction delays for the Arena Gardens, the team once known as the Renfrew Millionaires finally takes the ice under the moniker Blue Shirts. Now owned by M.

J. Quinn the Blue Shirts were 1 of 2 teams in Toronto to join the NHA playing at the Arena Gardens, which was the first arena to use artificial ice.

One that artificial ice the Blue Shirts were led by Frank Nighbor who paced the team with 25 goals. Speedy forward Scotty Davidson also helped chipping in 19 goals while Harry Cameron led on defense.

Cameron was a staple of the team's defense as he was one of the first defensemen to perform end to end rushes as well the first player to curve his slap shots. However, they would only manage to finish in third place with a sub .

500 record of 9-11.