]Ha. The giveaway on Jewish Heritage Day in Miami is, naturally, Mike Jacobs t-shirts. Jacobs isn't Jewish though, and the t-shirt giveaway and Jewish Heritage Day were two separate attractions sez the Marlins. That same somewhere where I read this bit made it sound like Jacobs was a little upset over the confusion and his teammates were giving him the business over it. Here's a snippet from the Chicago Sun Times: May 28 is ''Jewish Heritage Day'' for the Florida Marlins, who plan to give Mike Jacobs youth T-shirts to fans. Only one problem: Jacobs isn't Jewish. ''I asked them what their thinking was, but they said that wasn't why,'' Jacobs said. ''I didn't know until I played [for Class A Brooklyn in 2001] that Jacobs was a common Jewish name.'' Edit: Found that quote in the Palm Beach Post: Jewish Heritage Day: As part of Jewish Heritage Day, the Marlins this afternoon will give away Mike Jacobs T shirts � even though they wrongly assumed that Jacobs is Jewish. "They said it wasn't done intentionally but I don't know about that,'' Jacobs said. "It's a big joke around here.''