1968 Stanley Cup Final
May 5, 1968 · St. Louis Arena
Every player's age on the day of Game 1.
Montréal Canadiens (4)
- Gump Worsley, G: 38 years, 357 days
- Jean Beliveau, C: 36 years, 248 days
- Claude Provost, R: 34 years, 231 days
- Dick Duff, L: 32 years, 77 days
- Henri Richard, C: 32 years, 66 days
- Ted Harris, D: 31 years, 292 days
- Ralph Backstrom, C: 30 years, 230 days
- John Ferguson, L: 29 years, 243 days
- Gilles Tremblay, L: 29 years, 140 days
- J.C. Tremblay, D: 29 years, 104 days
- Terry Harper, D: 28 years, 99 days
- Bobby Rousseau, R: 27 years, 284 days
- Jacques Laperriere, D: 26 years, 165 days
- Claude Larose, R: 26 years, 64 days
- Yvan Cournoyer, R: 24 years, 165 days
- Jacques Lemaire, C: 22 years, 241 days
- Rogie Vachon, G: 22 years, 240 days
- Carol Vadnais, D: 22 years, 223 days
- Serge Savard, D: 22 years, 104 days
- Danny Grant, L: 22 years, 74 days
- Mickey Redmond, R: 20 years, 130 days
St. Louis Blues (0)
- Doug Harvey, D: 43 years, 138 days
- Dickie Moore, L: 37 years, 120 days
- Glenn Hall, G: 36 years, 215 days
- Jean-Guy Talbot, D: 35 years, 299 days
- Al Arbour, D: 35 years, 186 days
- Seth Martin, G: 35 years, 1 day
- Don McKenney, C: 34 years, 5 days
- Gerry Melnyk, C: 33 years, 232 days
- Bill McCreary, L: 33 years, 155 days
- Noel Picard, D: 29 years, 132 days
- Red Berenson, C: 28 years, 149 days
- Frank St. Marseille, R: 28 years, 143 days
- Jimmy Roberts, D: 28 years, 26 days
- Larry Keenan, L: 27 years, 217 days
- Ray Fortin, D: 27 years, 55 days
- Barclay Plager, D: 27 years, 40 days
- Bob Plager, D: 25 years, 55 days
- Terry Crisp, C: 24 years, 343 days
- Gary Veneruzzo, L: 24 years, 312 days
- Gary Sabourin, R: 24 years, 153 days
- Ron Schock, C: 24 years, 138 days
- Craig Cameron, R: 22 years, 291 days
- Tim Ecclestone, L: 20 years, 224 days