| 词条 | Jorge Andres |
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|name = Jorge Andres |image = |caption= |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1984|7|7}} |birth_place = Lima, Peru | nationality = United States of America and Peru |alma_mater = George Mason University |occupation = Journalist |employer = NBC Universal | television = NBC Sports Boston {{small|(Anchor/Reporter)}} | years_active = 2006–present | height = 6 ft 4 in (1.95 m) | agent = Mark Lepselter MaxxTalent.com }}{{Notability|Bio|date=December 2018}} Jorge Andres (born Jorge Andres Alfaro; July 7, 1984), is a Peruvian-American Sportscaster and sports reporter, who currently is an on-air talent for NBC Sports Boston. Andres was a Sportscenter anchor at ESPN. Early yearsAndres attended Radford University in Radford, VA. He is a member of the Beta Omega chapter of the Phi Kappa Sigma international fraternity. He is a graduate of George Mason University where he played Tight End for the Patriots football team while in college. He was raised in Springfield, VA where he was a drummer throughout High School and College. He is a loyal Washington Redskins fan.[1] Broadcasting careerAndres began his on-air career in Fredericksburg, VA in 2006 as a sports anchor for the former Spanish-language station "Union Radio" 1350AM WNTX. He was then an update anchor for the former Red Zebra Broadcasting ESPN properties in Washington, DC (2006-2008) where he formed part of the first Spanish-language play by play team in Washington Redskins history on ESPN Deportes Radio 730AM WXTR (AM).[2] In 2008, Andres became the lead anchor and sports director at WZDC-CD Telemundo Washington where he anchored the Sports segment of "Telenoticias Washington" (2008-2011).[3] In 2011, Andres made the jump to national broadcasting by joining ESPN where he anchored Sportscenter, NBA Tonight, and Baseball Tonight. After his time at ESPN, Andres had a short stint with the American Sports Network in West Palm Beach, FL (2015) before joining CBS Sports HQ in 2016.[4] In February of 2019 Andres joined NBC Universal as a multi-platform reporter for the Boston Red Sox in addition to being an Anchor and studio host for their NBC Sports Boston property.[5] {{clear}}Charity WorkAndres is a motivational speaker for the "Michael Walton Foundation" empowering youth in Washington, DC, New York, NY, Milwaukee, WI and New England areas. [6] In addition, Andres has helped raise funds for the Haitian Orphans of the "imME.org" foundation. [7] Andres is involved with the CROS Ministries soup kitchen in Delray Beach, FL serving the homeless in the community as well as the Samaritan's Purse hurricane relief efforts. [8] References1. ^[https://www.espnfrontrow.com/2013/12/off-camera-with-jorge-andres/], espnfrontrow.com. 2. ^[https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/redskins-to-broadcast-all-games-in-spanish-starting-sunday-on-espn-deportes-am-730] washingtonexaminer.com. 3. ^[https://archive.org/details/WZDC_20111102_030000_Noticiero_Telemundo/start/1740/end/1800], archive.org. 4. ^ , maxxtalent.com; [https://www.cbspressexpress.com/cbs-sports/shows/cbs-sports-hq/about], cbspressexpress.com. 5. ^ https://www.boston.com/sports/media/2019/02/12/nbc-sports-boston-parts-ways-with-its-red-sox-reporter, ‘Boston.com’ 6. ^ , michaelwaltonfoundation.org. 7. ^ , southflorida.com 8. ^ , crosministries.org External links
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