Aug 7, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 21 segments
This week on Hacks & Jacks, Scott and Brett talk through news and notes from around the league, hitters who have climbed Scott's ranks and those who have fallen in the list as well. One of the most…
Scott ChuHostBrett FordHostUh, both of us lost a beloved piece of our respective teams as, uh, probably the headliner of the entire deadline.

Uh, by record, they're the second-best team in the American League, 'cause they're not the Boston Red Sox.

And by runs scored, they've scored more runs than any other team in the American League by, like, 22 since June 1st, so that's about 50 to 55 games, depending on the team, and they have 22 more runs than anybody else.

It's a rental for a guy you're gonna end up having to pay a lot of money to in a season that has some labor questions on it.

The Dodgers were always gonna be the team that got this done, because who else could part with a prospect rated generally in most people's top 25 to 30 overall, uh, and a MLB caliber pitcher with upside and not lose anything they planned to use in 2026? Or really 2027.

Let's be real, right? They, they never actually had to use either one for this year, next year, or the year after.

And then to throw in another dude who's, like, got some upside, uh, as potentially a starter, maybe a reliever, no one else has that, right? They, they were asking the Yankees for, like, George Lombard.
Uh, both of us lost a beloved piece of our respective teams as, uh, probably the headliner of the entire deadline.

Uh, by record, they're the second-best team in the American League, 'cause they're not the Boston Red Sox.

And by runs scored, they've scored more runs than any other team in the American League by, like, 22 since June 1st, so that's about 50 to 55 games, depending on the team, and they have 22 more runs than anybody else.

It's a rental for a guy you're gonna end up having to pay a lot of money to in a season that has some labor questions on it.

The Dodgers were always gonna be the team that got this done, because who else could part with a prospect rated generally in most people's top 25 to 30 overall, uh, and a MLB caliber pitcher with upside and not lose anything they planned to use in 2026? Or really 2027.

Let's be real, right? They, they never actually had to use either one for this year, next year, or the year after.

And then to throw in another dude who's, like, got some upside, uh, as potentially a starter, maybe a reliever, no one else has that, right? They, they were asking the Yankees for, like, George Lombard.
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