
Hacks & Jacks Trailer
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsFantasy Sports | |||

Hosts: Brett Ford | Scott Chu
First base is deep again heading into the 2026 season, with guys like Spencer Torkelson and Willson Contreras outside of the Top 100 hitters. There's a nice balance of boring production and exciting potential (though fl... more
Of course, Ohtani and Judge are along at the top to start the season, but Scott discusses who could ascend to join them as the year progresses. The squad talk about the depth at first base and catcher and figure out how to navigate the dreaded cliff ... more
Brett and Scott dive in discussing the depth of this year's talent pool, debunking the myth of positional scarcity and examining the in-draft decision-making process of when to draft safe against when to take a shot on upside. Later on in the episode... more
It's never too early for a mock draft! The Pitcher List Podcast Network teams from each podcast gathered and each took a draft slot, combining to create one of the best, most informative early offseason mocks headed into 2026. Brett and Scott took th... more
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(Might have given a 1,2,3,4,5 rating😬, I am old please forgive. Will add many 5 stars in future)
Thanks keep up the great work
Anyone looking to get more than surface level analysis about baseball players should listen. Production value of the show itself leaves a little bit to be desired but doesn’t take away from the troves of information you can’t find on most fantasy podcasts.
Love Scott’s “cut to the chase” honesty.
Hacks & Jacks is a great listen for all fantasy baseball players. It’s entertaining and informative. Joe & Scott casually discuss all thing fantasy baseball. They don’t just spew numbers and ratios at you. It feels like you are a part of the conversation. I definitely recommend for players of all levels.
This is a great pod. Scott and Joe have the ability to transcribe difficult analysis into understandable and actionable terms for the layman. This show really focuses on how to help YOU, the fantasy baseball player at all times. Highly recommended.
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This podcast revolves around the in-depth analysis of fantasy baseball, discussing player performance, injuries, and strategy for both casual and serious fantasy league participants. The hosts engage listeners by providing entertaining and informative discussions, often blending humor with actionable insights that appeal to audiences looking to enhance their understanding of player dynamics and fantasy strategies. Notably, the conversational format fosters a sense of community among listeners, inviting them to feel part of the dialogues and discussions.
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