Lexington Legends: Chris Jackson

Chris Jackson
How did he get here?: Drafted, 29th Round (2008)
Stats: 5'11", 185 lbs, Bats/Throws: R/R
Age as of April 1, 2010: 23





Splits (with Lexington, following the season totals)!

Split	ABs	BA/OBP/SLG	K:BB	XBH-RBI
Season	349	.189/.247/.244	105:20	14-26
w/LEX	152	.197/.257/.243	44:9	5-11
w/LAN	197	.183/.239/.244	61:11	9-15
vs LHP	36	.167/.250/.222	6:4	2-3
vs RHP	116	.207/.260/.250	38:5	3-8
Home	56	.286/.359/.375	14:6	3-6
Away	96	.146/.194/.167	30:3	2-5
Bases Empty	89	.225/.289/.281	28:6	3-0
Runners On	63	.159/.214/.190	16:3	2-11
w/RISP	38	.158/.209/.184	14:2	1-11
July	58	.190/.258/.259	15:4	2-6
August	67	.164/.243/.194	22:5	2-4
September	27	.296/.296/.333	7:0	1-1

Season Totals

Year	K:BB Ratio	K/PA %	K:BB	XBH/H %
2008	4.18	25.6%	46:11	25%
2009	5.25	27.3%	105:20	21.2%

Jackson spent all 57 of his games in Lancaster at SS, but upon getting shifted to Lexington in July, played 17 at SS and 18 at 3B. He posted a .931 Fld% for the season - .930 at SS, and .829 at 3B.

Jackson was hitting .183/.239/.244 in 58 games at Lancaster when he got sent to Lexington, where he didn't fare much better. Lots of strikeouts, no walks (on average, one walk for every five games). There were only two splits in which Jackson's OPS was over .600 in Lexington: Home games (.734) and September (.630). His last ten games saw him post a .297/.316/.351 line, however, so maybe he can build on that.