| Michael
Jacobs
Scout.com Headlines: |
Tool Time: Top Ten Power Hitters 
Inside Pitch lists the top ten power hitting prospects in the Mets' farm system.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Mar 4, 2005 |
Scouting Mets' Prospect #14: Michael Jacobs
Here is the final 2004 scouting report for Norfolk Catcher, Michael Jacobs.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Jan 15, 2005 |
Q&A with Michael Jacobs
Tides' catcher Michael Jacobs talks about his injury, how he's progressing, and a whole lot more!
-by NYFansOnly.com
Dec 15, 2004 |
Top 50 Mets Prospects
With the season completed, NYfansonly.com updates our Top 50 Mets' prospects.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Nov 9, 2004 |
20 Questions: Mike Jacobs
Ed sits down for 20 questions with BMets slugger Mike Jacobs (Free Preview of Premium Content).
-by NYFansOnly.com
Mar 12, 2004 |
Overview of Catcher Prospects
Here's how we see the catching assignments for the Mets' farm system in 2004.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Mar 1, 2004 |
20 Questions with Jim Callis of Baseball America
Jim Callis of Baseball America sits down and answers "20 Questions" about Mets prospects.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Feb 23, 2004 |
AA Position Prospect Review
Patrick reviews the perhipheral numbers posted by the AA hitting prospects in 2003.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Nov 30, 2003 |
Final 2003 Scouting Report: C, Michael Jacobs
Calvin gives his final 2003 scouting report for B-Mets Catcher, Michael Jacobs.
-by NYFansOnly.com
Sep 30, 2003 |
2003 Mets' Minor League Hitter of The Year
Check out who the NYF staff chose as their 2003 Mets' Minor League Hitter of the Year
-by PinstripesPlus.com
Sep 11, 2003 |
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Ht: 6-2
Wt: 200
Bats: L
Throws: R
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10/30/1980 |
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San Diego,
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| The Mets drafted Michael Jacobs in 1999. He attended Grossmont Junior College in California. Jacobs only above average tool is his power. He's a left-handed power hitting catcher whose overall defense is not considered good enough to start. But, he has a lefty-power bat off the bench. Most projected that he would eventually be shifted to first base following a stellar debut with Kingsport in 1999. His power and the versatility to play first and catch projects him to be a solid reserve player. |
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