How old were they?

Marty Burke

D · Born January 28, 1905

Age in each postseason series

1. 1928 Quarterfinals (March 27, 1928), Pirates vs Rangers 1–1: 23 years, 59 days
2. 1929 Semifinals (March 19, 1929), Canadiens vs Bruins 0–3: 24 years, 50 days
3. 1930 Quarterfinals (March 23, 1930), Canadiens vs Blackhawks 1–0: 25 years, 54 days
4. 1930 Semifinals (March 28, 1930), Canadiens vs Rangers 2–0: 25 years, 59 days
5. 1930 Stanley Cup Final (April 1, 1930), Canadiens vs Bruins 2–0: 25 years, 63 days
6. 1931 Semifinals (March 24, 1931), Canadiens vs Bruins 3–2: 26 years, 55 days
7. 1931 Stanley Cup Final (April 3, 1931), Canadiens vs Blackhawks 3–2: 26 years, 65 days
8. 1932 Semifinals (March 24, 1932), Canadiens vs Rangers 1–3: 27 years, 56 days
9. 1934 Quarterfinals (March 22, 1934), Canadiens vs Blackhawks 0–1: 29 years, 53 days
10. 1935 Quarterfinals (March 23, 1935), Blackhawks vs Maroons 0–1: 30 years, 54 days
11. 1936 Quarterfinals (March 24, 1936), Blackhawks vs Americans 1–1: 31 years, 56 days

Age in each season

1. 1927-28 (Canadiens, Pirates): 22 years, 246 days to 23 years, 93 days
2. 1928-29 (Canadiens): 23 years, 247 days to 24 years, 92 days
3. 1929-30 (Canadiens): 24 years, 246 days to 25 years, 92 days
4. 1930-31 (Canadiens): 25 years, 246 days to 26 years, 92 days
5. 1931-32 (Canadiens): 26 years, 246 days to 27 years, 93 days
6. 1932-33 (Canadiens, Senators): 27 years, 247 days to 28 years, 92 days
7. 1933-34 (Canadiens): 28 years, 246 days to 29 years, 92 days
8. 1934-35 (Blackhawks): 29 years, 246 days to 30 years, 92 days
9. 1935-36 (Blackhawks): 30 years, 246 days to 31 years, 93 days
10. 1936-37 (Blackhawks): 31 years, 247 days to 32 years, 92 days
11. 1937-38 (Blackhawks, Canadiens): 32 years, 246 days to 33 years, 92 days