Happened to catch a Schaumburg Boomers (Frontier League) game the other night and saw 2015 15th rounder Zach Taylor catching for the Boomers. In just his second game of the year he went 3 for 4 with a couple RBI and a walk. That may have been his best game ever as a pro. His time in Brewer organization lasted all of 40 games. The indy leagues like the Frontier League serve a great purpose giving guys who wash out of affiliated ball quickly second chances. A guy hit 2 HR for Schaumburg that night so I looked up his resume. So happens he had been drafted by the White Sox just last year and got released this spring after hitting a combined .298 combined in 2 rookie leagues last year. He had played a grand total of 37 games in the White Sox system. Imagine yourself drafted by a major league organization and getting essentially a quarter of a minor league season of action to prove yourself worthy of staying. It's a tough tough business.