A true five-tool talent who has been slow to develop, the Blue Jays Justin Jackson still looks like he could play any position on the field once his skills catch up to his raw tools. Shortstop is the first position he'll need to exhaust, of coure, and his plus range, fast feet and absolute cannon of an arm could make him a gold glove candidate someday at that position. At the plate, he shows good discipline and reasonable strike zone judgement for such a young player, though neither of these traits has developed to any better level than he displayed as a 16 year old yet. When he swings, his bat usually makes solid contact, but he's still got some length in that swing that pitchers continue to exploit, holding down his performance significantly. If he can shorten his stroke and learn to handle hard stuff inside, he'll be a star in a few years, but he's not exactly on a fast track.