Brandon Jacobs

33-Year-Old OutfielderOF

Free Agent

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Bats R

Throws R

40 Man No

Height 5'11"

Weight 240

DOB 12/8/1990

OFArizona Diamondbacks

December 13, 2013

Jacobs has been sent to the Diamondbacks as a player to be named in the Dec. 10 three-team trade with the White Sox and Angels.

ANALYSIS
Though Jacobs bring some power and speed to the table, he struck out 140 times in 455 minor-league at-bats last season and is still very much a work in progress. It seems unlikely that he would contribute much in 2014, but a September cup of coffee isn't completely out of question.

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Jacobs has made incremental development from the time he first entered the organization, but still has a ways to go in terms pitch recognition and plate discipline. He experienced a drop in power and on-base percentage while increasing his strike out rate in his first year at High-A Carolina. He certainly has the power to be a 25-30 homer guy, but experienced pitchers can work him. He needs to be better recognizing pitches and develop into a better hitter, because he struggles defensively, whether it be the initial read off the bat or the angles he takes to fly balls. His bat will have to carry him to the big leagues. Jacobs will probably start the season at Double-A, but he needs to show he can adjust to the advanced pitching.

Jacobs continued his transition from a two-sport star to becoming solely a baseball player. He's re-shaped his body and it's made him a better hitter, as evidenced by his 2011 season when he was named the Player of the Year in the South Atlantic League while playing for Low-A Greenville. In the field, it's a different story. He needs to put himself in a better position to make plays and improve the angles he takes to field balls. He's likely to get a promotion to High-A Salem to open the 2012 season, but the Red Sox will want to see defensive improvement before he ascends the higher levels of the organization.

Jacobs, a high-school football star, is trying to make himself over as a baseball player. Inherent in that transition are growing pains, but Jacobs was quick to take in the organization's teaching in 2010. A continued development in picking out the right pitches he can hit as well as refining his swing are the important advancements he needs to display in 2011. This should lead to more consistent contact against the advanced pitching he'll be seeing as he ascends the minor-league levels. There's still some work to defensively, but Jacobs should land a starting outfield spot for Low-A Greenville in 2011.

Jacobs, 19, eschewed a football scholarship to Auburn in order to play baseball. He's very raw overall as a baseball player, because he committed so much training time to football. He's got great raw power and can hit the ball a ton when he squares up on a pitch. Jacobs will start the year in development in Florida and will likely debut for Short-Season Lowell. At this point, the organization is looking for him to practice on the foundation work they'll be giving him in Florida. He needs to work on his approach and pitch recognition. Defensively, he's a work in progress.

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OFChicago White Sox

August 2, 2013

Jacobs has recorded a hit in each of his first 15 games with Double-A Birmingham, the Chicago Tribune reports.