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Pull up a chair and grab your favorite late-night snack—it’s time for another session with The 2:00am Crew.

In this episode, Rick Hierro and Jason Enrique go deep into the trenches of fandom. They explore the irrational, heart-pounding, and sometimes heartbreaking reality of what it means to truly love your team. From the childhood memories that cemented their loyalties to the high-stakes emotional rollercoaster of being a lifelong fan, the guys get real about why sports mean so much more than just a game.

The Super Bowl LX Recap
The conversation shifts from personal fandom to the biggest stage in the world: Santa Clara. Rick and Jason break down everything from Super Bowl 60, including:

The Big Game: A look at the Seattle Seahawks’ 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots. Was it a defensive masterclass or a missed opportunity for the Pats?

The Halftime Spectacle: Their unfiltered opinions on Bad Bunny’s historic performance. From the vibrant tribute to Puerto Rican culture and guest appearances by Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, to the literal on-stage wedding—did it live up to the hype?

The MVPs: Discussing Kenneth Walker III’s dominant performance and whether the "Dark Side" Seahawks defense is the new standard of the league.

Whether you're celebrating a championship or nursing a playoff hangover, this episode is a love letter to the grit, the glory, and the community of sports.

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The off-season is heating up, and the playoffs are cooling down... or is it the other way around?

Join hosts Rick Hierro and Jason Enrique for a late-night deep dive into the biggest stories shaking up the sports world. This week, we're tackling the high-stakes drama of the MLB Off-season and the pulse-pounding intensity of the NFL Playoffs.

Inside This Episode:
MLB Free Agency Frenzy: With the "Free Agents" market in full swing, Rick and Jason break down the latest signings, the rumors that won't quit, and what these moves mean for the upcoming season. Are the Mets making the right plays, or is there more work to be done?

NFL Playoff Push: The road to the Super Bowl is narrowing. We analyze the recent playoff performances, the heart-stopping finishes, and give our bold predictions for who will be left standing.

The 2:00am Perspective: As always, get the unfiltered, late-night take on the state of New York sports and beyond. No scripts, no filters—just the sports talk you need.

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Go grab a strong coffee and settle in, because the 2:00am Crew is performing a post-mortem on New York football that no one asked for, but everyone needs. In this milestone 30th episode, we dive deep into the shared misery of MetLife Stadium.

We aren't just talking about a losing season; we’re dissecting the systemic collapse of two of the NFL’s most storied franchises. From the Giants' baffling "rebuilding" loops to the Jets' perennial "one player away" delusions, we break down how both teams managed to race each other to the bottom of the league standings.

What’s on the Agenda:
The MetLife Curse: Is it the turf, the management, or just bad karma? We look at the statistics that prove playing at home has become a disadvantage.

Quarterback Purgatory: A forensic look at the draft picks, trades, and veteran "saviors" that have stalled out in the Meadowlands over the last five years.

Front Office Follies: We rank the most questionable front-office decisions that led to the current state of "Bad" (Giants) and "Worst" (Jets).

Fan Therapy: Reading your most heartbreaking "why I’m still a fan" emails sent in at 2:00am.

"Being a New York football fan right now isn't a hobby; it's a test of character that most of us are failing."

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