Seattle Mariners outfielder Austin Jackson has cleared revocable waivers and can now be traded, according to Fox Sports.

Jackson "has been the subject of trade talks recently,” according to the report. The Mariners outfielder will be a free agent after the season, which means it might not cost too much for any team to snag the six-year veteran. Teams also have until Aug. 31 if they want to trade for Jackson and have him eligible to be on a team’s postseason roster.

#Mariners OF Austin Jackson, who cleared trade waivers, has been the subject of trade talks recently, sources say. @FOXSports

— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) August 25, 2015

Jackson was in the middle of his first season in Seattle after being traded by the Detroit Tigers last season. He owns a .259/.302/.365 batting line with 7 HR, 34 RBI and 15 SB. Throughout his career, he’s been a serviceable player that plays great defense. Jackson owns a .272 BA with 10 HR, 55 RBI and 20 SB throughout a 162-game average.

The Mariners are 10 games below .500 and aren’t going anywhere this season.

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