INF Ryan Jackson was outrighted to Triple-A Salt Lake on Nov. 9 as the Angels took him off their 40-man roster. Jackson, 27, went 0-for-9 in 22 games for Los Angeles this year. He hit .295/.372/.378 with two homers and 28 RBIs in 104 Triple-A games.

Jackson was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake City on Sunday.

Jackson, who was acquired by the Halos in May, will serve as infield depth following the placement of Taylor Featherston (back) on the disabled list. He'll also be an insurance policy in case Erick Aybar's back happens to flare up again. The 27-year-old doesn't hit for much power (three total homers this season), but still managed to produce a .750 OPS through 104 minor league games in 2015.

Jackson was sent to the Angels in exchange for Drew Butera on Thursday.

The Angels are dealing with some minor league depth issues at shortstop so this fills an organizational need. Jackson is not much of a prospect, which was made clear by the Royals preferring Christian Colon to him on the big league roster this season.

Jackson was assigned to Triple-A Omaha on Sunday, MLB.com reports.

Jackson was ultimately deemed expendable, as the Royals will stick to Christian Colon and Kendrys Morales as their only reserve infield options for Opening Day. Jackson was 13-for-39 at this dish this spring, but was fanned in 12 of those at-bats.

Jackson (wrist) was outrighted to Triple-A Omaha on Friday.

Jackson was designated for assignment by the Royals to clear room for the newly-signed Edinson Volquez. The infielder was sidelined for nearly the entirety of the 2014 campaign due to the wrist injury.

Jackson (wrist) was designated for assignment by the Royals on Monday.

Jackson finished the 2014 season on the disabled list, and was subsequently traded to the Royals from the Cardinals in the offseason. He was taken off the Royals' 40-man roster due to the addition of Edinson Volquez, who was officially signed by the Royals on Monday. The 26-year-old infielder hit .278/.352/.346 with three home runs and 34 RBI with Triple-A Memphis in 2013, but will likely serve as organizational depth in 2015. If he can prove he as returned to health, Jackson could eventually find a bench spot with the Royals if the team suffers some injuries in the infield.

Jackson (wrist) was traded to the Royals on Wednesday.

Jackson spent most of the 2014 season on the disabled list, but hit .278/.352/.346 with three home runs and 34 RBI with Triple-A Memphis in 2013. He plays mostly at third base and shortstop, two positions of strength for the Royals with Mike Moustakas and Alcides Escobar. However, he played a little outfield and second base as well, eventually making him a candidate as a bench utility player.

Jackson (wrist) was designated for assignment by the Dodgers on Monday.

Jackson was removed from the 40-man roster to make room for the newly-acquired Juan Nicasio. He missed the majority of the 2014 season after undergoing wrist surgery following a 2013 season that saw him record seven at-bats with the Cardinals. He will likely be ready for spring training, though it will likely begin in the minor leagues.

Jackson was claimed by the Dodgers on Monday, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Jackson missed almost the entire season with a wrist injury that required surgery in June. As a result, he was limited to only 11 minor league games, in which he went 7-for-42 at the plate. He made seven appearances for the Cardinals in 2013 but spent the majority of that season in Triple-A, where he slashed .278/.352/.346 with 34 RBI and three home runs in 510 plate appearances.

Jackson (wrist) has been added to the Padres' 40-man roster and has been placed on the 60-day DL, MLB.com's Corey Brock reports.

It's not quite clear when he'll rejoin the Padres on the field, but he's eligible to be activated from the 60-day DL whenever the team feels he's ready.

Jackson (wrist) is hitting from a tee in Arizona, and hopes to begin playing in games September 1, Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Since he already has a 40-man roster spot and the minor league season is nearing an end, Jackson will likely see time with the Padres in September if his wrist holds up.

Ryan Jackson has undergone surgery on his right wrist.

Jackson is expected to be on the shelf until late August or early September. Given that he's no safe bet to be added to the big league roster late in the year, there's a chance it could wind up being a season-ender.

Padres minor league infielder Ryan Jackson could need surgery on his right wrist.

Jackson's wrist has been bothering him since spring training and didn't show signs of improvement after a second opinion this week. Surgery could cost him most, if not all, of the season.

Padres minor league infielder Ryan Jackson has been diagnosed with right wrist inflammation.

The wrist has been bothering him since spring training and he finally had to shut things down this week. No word yet on how long he'll be sidelined.

Ryan Jackson will have his right wrist examined in San Diego this week.

The wrist apparently was bothering Jackson since the beginning of spring training, but he's only now brought it to anyone's attention. Jackson just barely missed out on an Opening Day roster spot, and now it appears he might be sidelined for a while.

Padres optioned INF Ryan Jackson and OF Alex Castellanos to Triple-A El Paso; reassigned OF Alex Dickerson, RHPs Kevin Quackenbush and Blaine Boyer and LHP Tony Sipp to minor league camp.

The club has also informed Rule 5 pick Patrick Schuster that he will not make the team. Jackson, Castellanos and Sipp all entered camp with a shot at Opening Day roster spots, but they were ultimately unable to crack the big league squad.

Ryan Jackson had a big night at the plate on Friday, plating three runs in leading the Padres to a 7-2 victory over the Mariners in Cactus League play.

Jackson finished the night 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored. The 25-year-old got the start at shortstop in this one, and is expected to function in a super utility role with the Padres should he crack the Opening Day roster.

Ryan Jackson went 1-for-2 with a double and scored the Padres lone run in Friday's Cactus League loss to the Mariners.

Jackson's third inning double was the Padres lone extra-base hit in the contest, and one of only five overall. Acquired over the winter in a trade from the Astros, the 25-year-old is expected to parlay his bat and defensive versatility into a bench role with the Padres this season.

Padres acquired INF Ryan Jackson from the Astros for OF Jesus Guzman.

Jackson was claimed off waivers earlier this winter from the Cardinals, so his stay in Houston was brief. The 25-year-old hit .278/.352/.346 with Triple-A Memphis this past season. He's able to play both middle infield spots and will contend for a bench role next spring.

Astros claimed INF Ryan Jackson off waivers from the Cardinals.

Jackson has appeared in 20 games with the Cardinals over the past two seasons and owns a .270/.330/.365 batting line in the minors. It's not a surprising destination for the 25-year-old given Jeff Luhnow's past with the Cardinals.