Rex Barney's teammates

Rex Barney has had 125 MLB teammates in 6 seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He spent the most seasons beside Gene Hermanski (6), Pee wee Reese (5), and Gil Hodges (5). 10 Hall of Famers among them: Pee wee Reese, Gil Hodges, Duke Snider, and Jackie Robinson and more. Every season since 1876 is on file.

With the Los Angeles Dodgers1943–1950 · 125 teammates

TeammateSeasonsTogether
Gene Hermanski61943–1950
Pee wee ReeseHall of Fame · 10× All-Star51946–1950
Gil HodgesHall of Fame · 8× All-Star51943–1950
Ralph Branca3× All-Star51946–1950
Bruce Edwards2× All-Star51946–1950
Carl Furillo2× All-Star51946–1950
Eddie Miksis51946–1950
Joe Hatten51946–1950
Duke SniderHall of Fame · 8× All-Star41947–1950
Jackie RobinsonHall of Fame · 6× All-Star41947–1950
Dick Whitman41946–1949
Erv Palica41947–1950
Jack Banta41947–1950
Spider Jorgensen41947–1950
Tommy Brown41947–1950
Arky VaughanHall of Fame · 9× All-Star31943–1948
Roy CampanellaHall of Fame · 8× All-Star31948–1950
Dixie Walker4× All-Star31943–1947
Preacher Roe4× All-Star31948–1950
Pete Reiser3× All-Star31946–1948
Kirby Higbe2× All-Star31943–1947
Carl Erskine1× All-Star31948–1950
Billy Cox31948–1950
Bob Ramazzotti31946–1949
Bobby Bragan31943–1948
George Shuba31948–1950
Hal Gregg31943–1947
Hank Behrman31946–1948
Harry Taylor31946–1948
Howie Schultz31943–1947
Hugh Casey31946–1948
Johnny Van Cuyk31947–1949
Johnny Vancuyk31947–1949
Marv Rackley31947–1949
Paul Minner31946–1949
Rube Melton31943–1947
Willie Ramsdell31947–1950
Billy HermanHall of Fame · 10× All-Star21943–1946
Joe MedwickHall of Fame · 10× All-Star21943–1946
Cookie Lavagetto4× All-Star21946–1947
Don Newcombe4× All-Star21949–1950
Augie Galan3× All-Star21943–1946
Eddie Stanky3× All-Star21946–1947
Curt Davis2× All-Star21943–1946
Bud Podbielan21949–1950
Cal Abrams21949–1950
Clyde King21947–1948
Dan Bankhead21947–1950
Don Lund21947–1948
Ed Head21943–1946
Ed Stevens21946–1947
Les Webber21943–1946
Luis Olmo21943–1949
Pat McGlothin21949–1950
Phil Haugstad21947–1948
Stan Rojek21946–1947
Vic Lombardi21946–1947
Paul WanerHall of Fame · 4× All-Star11943
Leo DurocherHall of Fame · 3× All-Star11943
Bobo Newsom4× All-Star11943
Mickey Owen4× All-Star11943
Whit Wyatt4× All-Star11943
Clem Labine2× All-Star11950
Dolph Camilli2× All-Star11943
Billy Loes1× All-Star11950
Cal McLish1× All-Star11946
Johnny Allen1× All-Star11943
Johnny Hopp1× All-Star11949
Lew Riggs1× All-Star11946
Al Campanis11943
Al Epperly11950
Al Gionfriddo11947
Al Glossop11943
Alex Kampouris11943
Art Herring11946
Bill Hart11943
Bill Lohrman11943
Bill Sayles11943
Bob Chipman11943
Bobby Morgan11950
Boyd Bartley11943
Carden Gillenwater11943
Chris Haughey11943
Chris Van Cuyk11950
Chris Vancuyk11950
Chuck Connors11949
Dee Moore11943
Don Padgett11946
Dwain Sloat11948
Earl Naylor11946
Ed Chandler11947
Elmer Sexauer11948
Ferrell Anderson11946
Freddie Fitzsimmons11943
Frenchy Bordagaray11943
Fritz Ostermueller11943
Gene Mauch11948
George Dockins11947
Glen Moulder11946
Goody Rosen11946
Hal Peck11943
Jack Graham11946
Jean-pierre Roy11946
Jim Romano11950
Jim Russell11950
Joe Landrum11950
Joe Orengo11943
Joe Tepsic11946
John Corriden11946
John Hall11948
Johnny Cooney11943
Lefty Sloat11948
Mal Mallette11950
Max Macon11943
Mike McCormick11949
Mike Sandlock11946
Morrie Martin11949
Newt Kimball11943
Otis Davis11946
Pat Ankenman11943
Preston Ward11948
Red Barkley11943
Steve Lembo11950
Tommy Tatum11947
Wayne Belardi11950

A teammate is anyone on the same club in the same season, whether or not their games overlapped; a player traded mid-season counts with both clubs. Most seasons together first.