After 10 seasons and 1,500 games Michael Young is finally playoff bound

Michael Young has played 10 seasons in the majors, accumulating 6,632 plate appearances in 1,492 games for the Rangers while making six All-Star teams, winning a batting title, and hitting .301/.348/.450 with 1,832 hits.
And next month he’ll play in a postseason game for the first time.
In terms of career games without a playoff appearance Young has the second-longest drought among active players, with his 1,492 games (and counting) trailing only Randy Winn at 1,704. By signing with the Yankees this offseason Winn seemed likely to break his playoff-less streak and even after being released he kept the postseason hopes alive by joining the Cardinals, but St. Louis’ second-half struggleds once again leave him home for October.
Aubrey Huff has the third-longest playoff drought at 1,462 games and has a strong chance to make the postseason with the Giants, while Mike Sweeney will probably snap his 1,450-game drought thanks to joining the Phillies as a bench bat last month. For now, here are the longest active streaks:

Randy Winn          1704
Michael Young       1492
Aubrey Huff         1462
Mike Sweeney        1450
Adam Dunn           1433
Vernon Wells        1377
Jack Wilson         1251
Brian Roberts       1183
Felipe Lopez        1131
Lyle Overbay        1122

Ernie Banks holds the all-time record with 2,528 career games and no playoff appearances.