Fred Schaus's teammates

Fred Schaus has had 55 NBA teammates in 5 seasons with 2 clubs. He spent the most seasons beside Larry Foust (4), David Johnson (4), and Jack Kerris (4). 5 Hall of Famers among them: Andy Phillip, Dick McGuire, Harry Gallatin, and George Yardley and more. Rosters are on file in full from 1993-94; before that only some of the stars are.

With the Detroit Pistons1949–1954 · 43 teammates

TeammateSeasonsTogether
Larry Foust8× All-Star41950–1954
David Johnson41949–1953
Jack Kerris41949–1953
Frank Brian2× All-Star31951–1954
Charlie Share31951–1954
Andy PhillipHall of Fame · 5× All-Star21952–1954
Art Burris21950–1952
Bob Carpenter21949–1951
Bob Harris21949–1951
Don Meineke21952–1954
Don Otten21950–1952
Duane Klueh21949–1951
Freddie Scolari21952–1954
Jack Kiley21951–1953
Jake Fendley21951–1953
Johnny Oldham21949–1951
Ken Murray21950–1954
Paul Armstrong21949–1951
Thomas Eddleman21951–1953
Zeke Sinicola21951–1954
George YardleyHall of Fame · 6× All-Star11953–1954
Mel Hutchins4× All-Star11953–1954
Leo Barnhorst2× All-Star11953–1954
Red Rocha2× All-Star11949–1950
Jack Molinas1× All-Star11953–1954
Max Zaslofsky1× All-Star11953–1954
Bill Closs11951–1952
Bill Henry11949–1950
Buckshot O'Brien11952–1953
Charlie Black11949–1950
Clint Wager11949–1950
Dick Groat11952–1953
Dick Mehen11950–1951
Don Boven11952–1953
Herm Schaefer11949–1950
Howie Schultz11949–1950
Jerry Nagel11949–1950
Jim Riffey11950–1951
John Hargis11950–1951
John Mahnken11949–1950
John Niemiera11949–1950
Leo Klier11949–1950
Ray Corley11952–1953

With the New York Knicks1953–1954 · 12 teammates

TeammateSeasonsTogether
Dick McGuireHall of Fame · 7× All-Star11953–1954
Harry GallatinHall of Fame · 7× All-Star11953–1954
Carl BraunHall of Fame · 5× All-Star11953–1954
Vince Boryla1× All-Star11953–1954
Al McGuire11953–1954
Connie Simmons11953–1954
Donald Ackerman11953–1954
Ed Smith11953–1954
Ernie Vandeweghe11953–1954
Jim Baechtold11953–1954
Joe Smyth11953–1954
Nat Clifton11953–1954

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.