OF Austin Jackson's home run in the third inning was his first as a member of the Indians. It was also Jackson's first home run as a member of any team since Oct. 1, 2015, when he hit one as a member of the Cubs.

OF Austin Jackson, who came to camp as a non-roster invitee, will be on the Opening Day roster. Jackson had knee surgery in June 2016 while with the Chicago White Sox. His rehab extended into this spring, causing him to miss games early in camp. In his first nine exhibition games, he was 9-for-25 (.360), with five doubles, one home run and five RBIs.

OF Austin Jackson (torn left meniscus) was hurt in June. He is a free agent who will look for another chance at a starting job during the offseason. The White Sox need help in the outfield, but it's uncertain whether they will bring back Jackson or look elsewhere for a more powerful bat.

CF Austin Jackson (torn left meniscus) is not expected to return this season, GM Rick Hahn said Thursday.Hahn said Jackson -- who last played on June 9 -- is progressing, but not a rate that would allow him to play again this year. Jackson appeared in only 54 games and hasn't returned from an injury he originally expected to keep him out for four to six weeks.

OF Austin Jackson underwent left knee surgery on Wednesday.He will be on crutches for two weeks and will be re-examined in four weeks. In 181 at bats over 54 games Jackson hit .254 with no home runs and 18 RBIs.

OF Austin Jackson went on the 15-day disabled list Friday for a medial meniscus tear in his left knee. He will undergo surgery and is expected to be out at least six weeks. Jackson hit .254 in 54 games.

CF Austin Jackson remained out of the lineup with a turf toe injury that he suffered on Sunday. The White Sox are hesitant to put him on the disabled list. J.B. Shuck got the start in centerfield on Friday. "He says he's feeling better," manager Robin Ventura said of Jackson. "We've got three days here, so we can go day-to-day until we get to the off-day (Monday)."

CF Austin Jackson remained out of the lineup on Friday with a turf toe injury that he suffered on Sunday. "He says he's feeling better," Chicago manager Robin Ventura said. "We've got three days here, so we can go day-to-day until we get to the off-day (Monday)."

CF Austin Jackson (turf toe) missed a third straight game Wednesday, when the White Sox edged the Mets, 2-1, in 13 innings. The White Sox are off Thursday and manager Robin Ventura said throughout the three-game series against the Mets that he hopes Jackson can return during a three-game series against the Detroit Tigers that begins Friday. Ventura said Wednesday the White Sox would have to consider placing Jackson on the disabled list if he is not ready to play this weekend. Jackson had 12 hits in his last 26 at-bats before getting hurt and is batting .259 with no homers and 18 RBIs in 51 games this season.

CF Austin Jackson (turf toe) sat out his second straight game on Tuesday night, but manager Robin Ventura said he hopes Jackson can play after Thursday's off-day. .

CF Austin Jackson (turf toe) sat out his second straight game Tuesday, when the White Sox beat the Mets, 6-4. Jackson, who was injured Sunday, will likely miss Wednesday afternoon's series finale as well. The White Sox are off Thursday and manager Robin Ventura said Tuesday he hopes Jackson will be ready to return to the lineup for the opener of a three-game series against the Detroit Tigers on Friday. Jackson is batting .259 with no homers and 18 RBIs this season, though he had 12 hits in his last 26 at-bats prior to getting hurt.

CF Austin Jackson (turf toe) did not play Monday, a day after he left a game against the Kansas City Royals, but White Sox manager Robin Ventura said he is hopeful Jackson will avoid the disabled list. Jackson is 12-for-26 over his last six games and Ventura said he would rather play without him for a few days than place him on the 15-day disabled list only to later realize he didn't need the full two weeks off. The recent hot streak for Jackson has lifted his overall average from .222 to .259. He has no homers and 18 RBIs in 170 at-bats.

CF Austin Jackson came off the field in the bottom of the eighth inning with a left toe turf. Manager Robin Ventura said he did not know how serious it was and if would require a trip to the disabled list. "I've never had it before so I don't really know," Jackson said. "It's been explained to me as turf toe. I'll probably be doing a lot of Googling. Like I said, it's just a matter of being cautious with it and seeing how it feels tomorrow and go from there." Jackson extended his hitting streak to 14 games at Kauffman Stadium, where he's batting .377 in the streak.

OF Austin Jackson went 1-for-4 with a two-run single in fourth inning. Jackson, now riding a six-game hitting streak, is on fire over his last 18 games at Target Field, hitting .333 with five doubles, a triple and three homers over that span.

CF Austin Jackson did not start Thursday, but he entered the game as a pinch runner, stole his first base of the season and scored a run. He remained in the lineup on defense.

OF Austin Jackson signed a one-year contract with the White Sox on Sunday. Multiple media outlets reported the deal is worth $5 million.Jackson, 29, figures to be at least a semi-regular in center field, with Adam Eaton moving from center to right field or designated hitter, taking at-bats from RF Avisail Garcia or DH Adam LaRoche.Jackson split last season between the Seattle Mariners and the Chicago Cubs, hitting a combined .267 with a .311 on-base percentage, a .385 slugging percentage, nine homers, 48 RBIs and 17 stolen bases in 136 games.

Jackson is in the lineup for Game 2 of the Cubs' NLDS matchup with the Cardinals.

Jackson will get the start Saturday with the Cubs employing a lineup heavy on right-handed hitters against Cardinals southpaw Jaime Garcia. Jackson will man left field and hit sixth Saturday afternoon.

Jackson won't start Monday against the Cardinals.

Jackson has seen most of the starts in right field with Jorge Soler on the disabled list and Kyle Schwarber currently sidelined, but he'll get the day off Monday. Kris Bryant will move out to right field from third base, while Tommy La Stella will receive the start at third.

Jackson was a late addition to Wednesday's lineup against the Reds.

Jackson was added after Kyle Schwarber was scratched due to a rib issue. The veteran outfielder probably figures to split some duties with Schwarber, but it seems likely his younger counterpart may still see more starts. Jackson could figure into the center field mix as well when Dexter Fowler gets the day off. Regardless, he'll make his first start with his new club Wednesday, batting sixth.

Jackson was added to the active roster Tuesday.

The Cubs traded for Jackson on Monday but waited to add the veteran outfielder until Tuesday, as roster expansion enables the team to avoid a corresponding move. After hitting .272 in 107 games for Seattle, Jackson will serve in a part-time role as the Cubs look to secure a Wild Card berth. To date, he's played exclusively in center field, but he'll likely be asked to slide over to one or both corner outfield spots at some point.