Three former Sox scouts indicted for taking kickbacks

The shelf life on minor-leaguers in the lower levels of a baseball organization's farm system is a short one. There's a new line of players forming behind you each year, so you're either moving up or moving out. Infielder Juan Silverio knows that all too well, bouncing between Class A Rookie League and Class A Kannapolis since signing with the White Sox as a 16-year-old out of the Dominican Republic on Aug. 20, 2007. Silverio now finds himself on that cliff ledge, hanging on for dear life to his big-league dream.