Andy Andres

Andy Andres is a Senior Lecturer of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Boston University College of General Studies, teaching introductory physics and biology for the past fourteen years. He is the Lead Instructor and Head Coach of the MIT Science of Baseball Program, and since 2004 has taught one of the first ever college courses in Sabermetrics at Tufts University. For seventeen years, Andres also taught a Biology Tutorial/seminar in Exercise Science and Physiology to Harvard College Biology majors. He is Chairman of the Educational Resources Committee for the Society of American Baseball Research (SABR), and winner of the 2012 USA Today Sports Weekly Award for his research for the Society. Andres has updated and edited the second edition of Art McGee’s classic book on fantasy player valuation, How to Value Players for Rotisserie Baseball. A datacaster/stringer for mlb.com at Fenway Park who scored Game 6 of the 2013 World Series, he has a PhD in Nutritional Biochemistry and Physiology from Tufts University.
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