How old were they?

Michael Barrios

MF · Born April 21, 1991

Age in each playoff game

1. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 1, 2015), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 1–2: 24 years, 194 days
2. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 8, 2015), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 2–1 (4–2 pens): 24 years, 201 days
3. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 22, 2015), FC Dallas vs Portland Timbers 1–3: 24 years, 215 days
4. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 29, 2015), FC Dallas vs Portland Timbers 2–2: 24 years, 222 days
5. 2016 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 30, 2016), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 0–3: 25 years, 192 days
6. 2016 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 6, 2016), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 2–1: 25 years, 199 days
7. 2018 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 31, 2018), FC Dallas vs Portland Timbers 1–2: 27 years, 193 days
8. 2019 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 19, 2019), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 3–4: 28 years, 181 days
9. 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 22, 2020), FC Dallas vs Portland Timbers 1–1 (8–7 pens): 29 years, 215 days
10. 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs (December 1, 2020), FC Dallas vs Seattle Sounders 0–1: 29 years, 224 days
11. 2021 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 25, 2021), Colorado Rapids vs Portland Timbers 0–1: 30 years, 218 days

Age in each season

1. 2015 (FC Dallas): 23 years, 319 days to 24 years, 187 days
2. 2016 (FC Dallas): 24 years, 320 days to 25 years, 185 days
3. 2017 (FC Dallas): 25 years, 316 days to 26 years, 184 days
4. 2018 (FC Dallas): 26 years, 316 days to 27 years, 190 days
5. 2019 (FC Dallas): 27 years, 315 days to 28 years, 168 days
6. 2020 (FC Dallas): 28 years, 314 days to 29 years, 201 days
7. 2021 (Colorado Rapids): 29 years, 360 days to 30 years, 200 days
8. 2022 (Colorado Rapids): 30 years, 311 days to 31 years, 171 days
9. 2023 (Colorado Rapids, LA Galaxy): 31 years, 310 days to 32 years, 183 days