How old were they?

Joel Hanley

D · Born June 8, 1991

Age in each postseason series

1. 2019 1st round (April 10, 2019), Stars vs Predators 4–2: 27 years, 306 days
2. 2019 2nd round (April 25, 2019), Stars vs Blues 3–4: 27 years, 321 days
3. 2020 Conference finals (August 3, 2020), Stars vs Golden Knights 1–2: 29 years, 56 days
4. 2020 1st round (August 11, 2020), Stars vs Flames 4–2: 29 years, 64 days
5. 2020 2nd round (August 22, 2020), Stars vs Avalanche 4–3: 29 years, 75 days
6. 2020 Conference finals (September 6, 2020), Stars vs Golden Knights 4–1: 29 years, 90 days
7. 2020 Stanley Cup Final (September 19, 2020), Stars vs Lightning 2–4: 29 years, 103 days
8. 2022 1st round (May 3, 2022), Stars vs Flames 3–4: 30 years, 329 days
9. 2023 1st round (April 17, 2023), Stars vs Wild 4–2: 31 years, 313 days
10. 2023 2nd round (May 2, 2023), Stars vs Kraken 4–3: 31 years, 328 days
11. 2023 Conference finals (May 19, 2023), Stars vs Golden Knights 2–4: 31 years, 345 days

Age in each season

1. 2015-16 (Canadiens): 24 years, 115 days to 24 years, 327 days
2. 2016-17 (Canadiens): 25 years, 115 days to 25 years, 326 days
3. 2017-18 (Coyotes): 26 years, 115 days to 26 years, 326 days
4. 2018-19 (Stars): 27 years, 115 days to 27 years, 326 days
5. 2019-20 (Stars): 28 years, 115 days to 28 years, 327 days
6. 2020-21 (Stars): 29 years, 115 days to 29 years, 326 days
7. 2021-22 (Stars): 30 years, 115 days to 30 years, 326 days
8. 2022-23 (Stars): 31 years, 115 days to 31 years, 326 days
9. 2023-24 (Flames): 32 years, 115 days to 32 years, 327 days
10. 2024-25 (Flames): 33 years, 115 days to 33 years, 326 days
11. 2025-26 (Flames): 34 years, 115 days to 34 years, 326 days
12. 2026-27 (Flames): 35 years, 115 days to 35 years, 326 days