Joe Capozzi, of The Palm Beach Post, reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs could be dealt in the offseason. The team is looking to make changes in the offseason, which could involve trading power hitters for players that reach base frequently.

That's three straight multi-hit efforts for Jacobs, who's crossed the plate four times while plating seven runs in that stretch. The 27-year-old first baseman is swinging the bat as well as practically any slugger in the bigs of late, as he sports a .333 average with a .648 slugging percentage in 54 September at-bats.

Steven Wine, of The Associated Press, reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs drove in four runs Friday, Sept. 19.

News: The Sports Xchange notes that Mike Jacobs needs one more home run to tie Carlos Delgado's 2005 club record for homers by a left-handed hitter (33).

Analysis: Jacobs has a good shot Friday when the Marlins face Phillies RHP Brett Myers. Jacobs is 10-for-28 (.357) with two home runs and four doubles against Myers. He might be hitting under .250, but Jacobs has 30-plus homers and 85-plus RBI. Consider him a sleeper for deeper leagues when he is going well

Nice to see Jacobs getting back into the swing of things, as he'd gone just 1-for-12 with a lone RBI over his previous four contests. While he maintains a somewhat inconsistent source of production, the 27-year-old slugger entered Wednesday's affair with a .628 slugging percentage through 43 September at-bats, leaving owners little choice but to keep him as a fixture in their lineups.

Marlins first baseman Mike Jacobs is only one home run away from the Marlins record for homers by a lefty. On Tuesday night, it looked like Jacobs was going to get the record when he hit a fly ball over 430 feet, but it was to the deepest part of the park at Dolphin Stadium and went for a double, according to MLB.com.Jacobs is chasing Carlos Delgado, who he was traded for after the 2005 season, for the record. The 32 homers that Jacobs has hit ranks eighth in the NL and is 15 RBI away from the century mark.

The Associated Press reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs will likely be released in the offseason after going through a disappointing 2008 season.

News: Mike Jacobs connected off J.A. Happ in the fourth to make it 9-1. Jacobs' 32nd homer landed in the Phillies' bullpen in right-center. He is one homer shy of tying Carlos Delgado for the club record by a left-handed hitter. Delgado hit 33 in 2005.

Analysis: Jacobs is going well right now, hitting five homers in his past seven games. Consider him a sleeper for deeper leagues when he is going well. This is clearly one of those times

Mike Jacobs went 2-for-5 with a homer and two RBI in a win over the Phillies on Tuesday night. Jacobs has homered seven times in his past 13 games and has now tallied 32 dingers on the year. It's unfortunate that hitting the ball over the fence seems to be his only legitimate skill, as his .245 average and .292 on-base percentage will attest.

The Associated Press’ Rob Maaddi reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs homered Tuesday night, Sept. 9. He has 32 homers.

Jacobs has been flat-out mashing of late, going deep in five of his last seven games while plating eight runs in that span. Owners in need of a jolt should snatch up the streaky 27-year-old, who remains available in some mixed league despite racking up rock-solid power numbers (32 HR, 84 RBIs) in '08.

News: Mike Jacobs hit a two-run homer Monday for Florida.

Analysis: Jacobs is going well right now, hitting four homers in his past six games. Consider him a sleeper for deeper leagues when he is going well. This is clearly one of those times

Mike Jacobs was 1-for-2 with a home run and two RBI in Monday night's 8-6 loss to the Phillies.Jacobs now has five home runs in the last nine games. He seems to have found his swing.

Jacobs continues to flex his muscle in South Beach, as he has launched five homers over his last nine games to give him 31 for the season, making it much easier for his owners to stomach his lowly .243 average.

Rob Maaddi, of The Associated Press, reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs hit his 31st home run of the season Monday, Sept. 8.

Mike Jacobs hit his 30th homer of the season when he took Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright deep for a solo blast on Sunday. We didn't see Jacobs reaching 30 homers for the Marlins this season, but fantasy leaguers won't care too much given how little other production he offers. Jacobs is batting just .242 to go with 80 RBI and 59 runs scored, so any profit on his draft day price is minimal. With an on-base percentage south of .300 and an OPS just above 800, he's having one of the worst 30-homer campaigns you'll see.

Marlins first baseman Mike Jacobs hit his 30th home run of the year in a 2-for-3 effort, but it was not good enough, as Florida lost 3-1 to the Cardinals.The bad news for fantasy owners is that Jacobs has just five hits this month. The good news? Three of them are home runs.

News: The Sports Xchange notes that Mike Jacobs hit his 29th home run Friday at St. Louis with one out in the ninth inning, tying him with SS Hanley Ramirez and 2B Dan Uggla for the team lead. For Jacobs, 30 of his last 58 hits have been for extra bases.

Analysis: Jacobs isn't getting everyday starts right now, but is playing enough to be a useful NL-only first baseman and a corner infield option in mixed leagues. When he plays, he has enough power to offset some of his strikeout totals and lack of average

R.B. Fallstrom, of The Associated Press, reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs hit his 29th home run of the season and first in 70 career at-bats against the St. Louis Cardinals Friday, Sept. 5.

The first baseman is giving fantasy owners a reason to start him every day with his third home run in six games. Jacobs has a homer every 14.3 at-bats, so owners searching for homers down the stretch need to have him in their lineups if he's available.

News: Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs hit his 28th homer of the season in Tuesday's loss to the Braves. The blast was a solo shot. Jacobs finished with two RBI and two runs scored.

Analysis: Jacobs isn't getting everyday starts right now, but he's hitting well and is a useful CI option in deeper mixed leagues

The epitome of an all-or-nothing slugger, Jacobs has powered five homers this past month, but is batting only .237 over that span. There's no reason to expect anything different down the stretch. If anything, Jacobs will have to step his game up with Minor League masher Dallas McPherson breathing down his neck.

Antonio Gonzalez, of The Associated Press, reports Florida Marlins 1B Mike Jacobs hit his 28th home run of the season Tuesday, Sept. 2.