Jackson, 19, is off to a slow start to the season with Low-A Clinton, slashing .159/.239/.222 over 71 plate appearances. Through his limited professional action since being drafted sixth overall in the 2014 First-Year Player Draft, Jackson has yet to consistently demonstrate the elite power that made him an attractive target in dynasty formats. A .217 BABIP thus far has depressed Jackson's batting average, but that's probably not a valid excuse for his meager .063 ISO. Fortunately, Jackson is young enough for his level to not get overly worried about the early-season sample, though a demotion could be in store if his struggles persist over the next few weeks.