Jacobs banned 50 games due to HGH: Major League Baseball announced on Thursday that Rockies 1B Mike Jacobs tested positive for Human Growth Hormone and has been suspended for 50 games. Jacobs was hitting .298 with 23 home runs and 97 RBI for Triple-A Colorado Springs. The Rockies announced that they released Jacobs following the suspension. (Updated 08/18/2011)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/25/12).
Fantasy Analysis
Jacobs, a former Mets top prospect, has not played in the majors this season. He appeared in just seven games after returning to the Mets organization last season. He hit just .228 for the Royals in his last full season in 2009, contributing 19 homers and 61 RBI. His best overall season came in 2008 with the Marlins, when he finished with 32 homers and 93 RBI. Jacobs will find his road back to the majors a lot tougher as a result of this suspension. (Updated 08/18/2011).
04/18/2010 18:36 Mets designate Jacobs for assignment, recall P Stoner
The New York Mets designated infielder Mike Jacobs for assignment, recalling right-hander Tobi Stoner to add some bullpen depth one day after playing 20 innings.
04/17/2010 23:15 Mets outlast Cardinals in 20-inning marathon
The Mets and Cardinals played the longest game in the majors in two years, with Jose Reyes' sacrifice fly in the 20th inning the difference in New York's 2-1 victory.
04/16/2010 10:59 Week 3 Fantasy Hitting Planner
Which hot streaks should you continue to ride through Fantasy Week 3? Which rehabbing sluggers might be back in time for the next scoring period? Our Scott White breaks down every lineup with his comprehensive Hitting Planner.
04/15/2010 15:01 Prospects Report: Patience is a virtue with prospects
Fantasy owners are already hoping, wishing and waiting for that first wave of potential impact call-ups. Our Eric Mack highlights five scenarios that could bring a handful of popular minor leaguers to the bigs in his latest Prospects Report.
04/09/2010 12:06 Small sample-size theater: Box-office busts to blockbuster surprises
It's clear Vernon Wells is the best player in the game. You can't argue with the numbers, says Larry Dobrow, who is acting fast to get the fast-starters and dump the poor performers for his fantasy team.
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