Not only is that Ken Griffey, Jr.‘s son Trey being coached for a high school all-star game -- meaning he’s on his way to college -- he’s being coached by Keyshawn Johnson, who’s in his sixth year of retirement. I think the latter actually makes me feel older than the former, even though Johnson’s been on TV.
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