Jack Quinn
P · Born July 1, 1883
Age in each postseason series
- 1921 World Series (October 5, 1921), Yankees vs Giants 3–5: 38 years, 96 days
- 1929 World Series (October 8, 1929), Athletics vs Cubs 4–1: 46 years, 99 days
- 1930 World Series (October 1, 1930), Athletics vs Cardinals 4–2: 47 years, 92 days
Age in each season
- 1909 (Highlanders): 25 years, 274 days to 26 years, 92 days
- 1910 (Highlanders): 26 years, 274 days to 27 years, 92 days
- 1911 (Highlanders): 27 years, 274 days to 28 years, 92 days
- 1912 (Highlanders): 28 years, 275 days to 29 years, 92 days
- 1913 (Braves): 29 years, 274 days to 30 years, 92 days
- 1914 (Terrapins): 30 years, 274 days to 31 years, 92 days
- 1915 (Terrapins): 31 years, 274 days to 32 years, 92 days
- 1918 (White Sox): 34 years, 274 days to 35 years, 92 days
- 1919 (Yankees): 35 years, 274 days to 36 years, 92 days
- 1920 (Yankees): 36 years, 275 days to 37 years, 92 days
- 1921 (Yankees): 37 years, 274 days to 38 years, 92 days
- 1922 (Red Sox): 38 years, 274 days to 39 years, 92 days
- 1923 (Red Sox): 39 years, 274 days to 40 years, 92 days
- 1924 (Red Sox): 40 years, 275 days to 41 years, 92 days
- 1925 (Red Sox, Athletics): 41 years, 274 days to 42 years, 92 days
- 1926 (Athletics): 42 years, 274 days to 43 years, 92 days
- 1927 (Athletics): 43 years, 274 days to 44 years, 92 days
- 1928 (Athletics): 44 years, 275 days to 45 years, 92 days
- 1929 (Athletics): 45 years, 274 days to 46 years, 92 days
- 1930 (Athletics): 46 years, 274 days to 47 years, 92 days
- 1931 (Robins): 47 years, 274 days to 48 years, 92 days
- 1932 (Dodgers): 48 years, 275 days to 49 years, 92 days
- 1933 (Reds): 49 years, 274 days to 50 years, 92 days