Rick Reed
P · Born August 16, 1964
Age in each postseason series
- 1999 NLDS (October 5, 1999), Mets vs Diamondbacks 3–1: 35 years, 50 days
- 1999 NLCS (October 12, 1999), Mets vs Braves 2–4: 35 years, 57 days
- 2000 NLDS (October 4, 2000), Mets vs Giants 3–1: 36 years, 49 days
- 2000 NLCS (October 11, 2000), Mets vs Cardinals 4–1: 36 years, 56 days
- 2000 World Series (October 21, 2000), Mets vs Yankees 1–4: 36 years, 66 days
- 2002 ALDS (October 1, 2002), Twins vs Athletics 3–2: 38 years, 46 days
- 2002 ALCS (October 8, 2002), Twins vs Angels 1–4: 38 years, 53 days
- 2003 ALDS (September 30, 2003), Twins vs Yankees 1–3: 39 years, 45 days
Age in each season
- 1988 (Pirates): 23 years, 229 days to 24 years, 46 days
- 1989 (Pirates): 24 years, 228 days to 25 years, 46 days
- 1990 (Pirates): 25 years, 228 days to 26 years, 46 days
- 1991 (Pirates): 26 years, 228 days to 27 years, 46 days
- 1992 (Royals): 27 years, 229 days to 28 years, 46 days
- 1993 (Rangers, Royals): 28 years, 228 days to 29 years, 46 days
- 1994 (Rangers): 29 years, 228 days to 30 years, 46 days
- 1995 (Reds): 30 years, 228 days to 31 years, 46 days
- 1997 (Mets): 32 years, 228 days to 33 years, 46 days
- 1998 (Mets): 33 years, 228 days to 34 years, 46 days
- 1999 (Mets): 34 years, 228 days to 35 years, 46 days
- 2000 (Mets): 35 years, 229 days to 36 years, 46 days
- 2001 (Mets, Twins): 36 years, 228 days to 37 years, 46 days
- 2002 (Twins): 37 years, 228 days to 38 years, 46 days
- 2003 (Twins): 38 years, 228 days to 39 years, 46 days