Which teammate famously put his arm around Jackie Robinson during a hostile game?

Pee Wee Reese famously put his arm around Jackie Robinson during a hostile game.

Reese, the Brooklyn Dodgers' shortstop and captain, publicly supported Robinson during the difficult early years after Robinson broke Major League Baseball's modern color barrier in 1947. In one widely remembered episode, Reese walked over to Robinson during a pregame warmup in front of a hostile Cincinnati crowd and placed an arm around him while hecklers shouted racial abuse.

The gesture mattered because Reese was a respected white player from Kentucky, and his support challenged the racism Robinson faced from opposing fans and, at times, from players. The moment later became one of the best-known symbols of teammate solidarity in baseball history. It was dramatized in the 2013 film 42, although popular retellings sometimes simplify the exact setting and timing of the incident.