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The 2:00AM Crew

The 2:00AM Crew

By: Rick Hierro and Jason Enrique
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Welcome to "The 2:00AM Crew," the late-night sports and comedy podcast where New York teams take center stage! Hosted by Rick Hierro and Jason Enrique, this show is your go-to source for all things sports in the city that never sleeps—served with a side of laughter.Each episode, Rick and Jason bring their unique blend of humor and sports insight as they dive into the latest news, game highlights, and the unforgettable moments from the Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Nets, Giants, Jets, and more. With a crew of special guests, including fellow comedians, sports analysts, and die-hard fans, you'll enjoy witty banter, hilarious stories, and plenty of hot takes.Whether you’re pulling an all-nighter or just need a good laugh after a tough loss, "The 2:00AM Crew" has you covered. Tune in for the perfect mix of sports talk and comedy that will keep you entertained well into the early hours—because in New York, the conversation never stops!

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Episodes
  • Sunday Scars & Garden Dreams with Kevin Bencosme | The 2:00AM Crew | Ep. 65
    14 Oct 2026

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    The NFL delivered another weekend of chaos, and The 2:00AM Crew is ready to sort through all of it.

    Jason Enrique and Rick Hierro break down the biggest results, performances and controversies from Week 5—including the Jets’ much-needed victory over Cleveland and the Giants’ wild overtime tie against Washington. Did the Jets finally discover a winning formula? Are the first-place Giants legitimate contenders? And which teams around the league should be encouraged—or seriously concerned—heading into Week 6?

    The crew also makes its Week 6 predictions, identifies potential upsets and highlights the players fantasy managers need to watch.

    Then, the conversation moves from the gridiron to Madison Square Garden as special guest Kevin Bencosme joins Jason and Rick to preview the upcoming New York Knicks season. With expectations at a championship level, can the Knicks handle the pressure and finish the job?

    Football fallout, Week 6 predictions, fantasy talk and Knicks basketball—this is Episode 65 of The 2:00AM Crew: “Sunday Scars & Garden Dreams.”

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    1 hr and 40 min
  • New York on the Brink | The 2:00AM Crew | Ep. 64
    7 Oct 2026

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    New York sports are officially on the brink.

    In Episode 64, Jason and Rick break down all the chaos from Week 4 of the NFL. The Giants improved to 3–1 and took control of the NFC East behind Jameis Winston, Malik Nabers and another game-saving defensive play. The Jets delivered their worst performance of the season in Chicago, while the Bills suffered their first loss after failing to close against the Patriots.

    The guys also go around the entire NFL, covering every Week 4 result, the league’s three remaining undefeated teams, the biggest surprises and a brutal wave of injuries affecting several of football’s biggest stars.

    Then the pressure shifts to the Bronx. The Yankees are down 0–2 to the Tampa Bay Rays in the ALDS after committing four errors in Game 2. With Aaron Judge unavailable and their season one loss away from ending, can the Yankees fight their way back—or is another disappointing October about to become reality?

    **The Giants are rising. The Jets are unraveling. The Bills are stumbling. The Yankees are fighting for their season. New York is on the brink.**

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    1 hr and 50 min
  • No Judge. No Dart. No Excuses. | The 2:00AM Crew | Ep. 63
    3 Oct 2026

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    October has arrived, and New York sports are already in survival mode.

    Jason and Rick preview the Yankees–Red Sox Wild Card showdown as New York prepares to enter October without Aaron Judge. Was naming Cam Schlittler the Game 1 starter over Gerrit Cole the right call—and does this roster have enough offense to survive Boston?

    The guys also close the book on the Mets’ 88-loss season, debate whether Andy Green’s promotion represents stability or more of the same, and put the pressure squarely on David Stearns to fix the lineup and rotation.

    Then it’s football: the Jets showed explosive potential in Detroit but still found another way to lose, while the Giants improved to 2–1 behind their defense and rookie kicker—without scoring a single offensive touchdown. With Jaxson Dart sidelined for the remainder of the regular season, can Jameis Winston keep the Giants relevant?

    Yankees–Red Sox. Mets accountability. Jets frustration. Giants survival. No stars, no excuses—just New York sports pressure at full volume.

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    1 hr and 39 min
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