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Jason Benetti
Jason Benetti acts as a play-by-play broadcaster for ESPN, Fox Sports, Westwood One, Time Warner, and MiLB's Syracuse Chiefs covering football, baseball, lacrosse, hockey, and basketball.
==Early life==
Benetti is a unique individual in the sports broadcasting world as he suffers from cerebral palsy. Benetti was born 10 weeks prematurely and hospitalized for three months. During the three months in the hospital, Benetti had a respiratory illness while in intensive care that deprived his blood of oxygen. It is believed that caused his cerebral palsy, which was diagnosed when Benetti was a toddler. He underwent years of physical therapy and two surgeries to improve his ability to walk.
Neither the wheelchair he needed for a time in elementary school nor the braces he once wore on his legs kept Benetti from developing a passion for sports. He played catch with his father and basketball in the driveway. He studied statistics, memorized team nicknames and pretended to call the action while playing Nintendo games or watching sports on TV when he was 8 and 9 years old.〔 In Junior High Benetti ran his schools NCAA tournament pool, and in High School he joined the radio broadcasters.
While the cerebral palsy didn't prevent him from playing tuba in High School, it did prevent him from playing tuba during marching band season. Not wanting to exclude Benetti, the band director asked him to serve as the Halftime broadcast for their marching events.
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