Ballpark Beating Victim Bryan Stow Tosses Out Giants First Pitch
Bryan Stow triumphantly held up a baseball before throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the San Francisco Giants' home opener Friday.
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Fight at Dodger Stadium Parking Lot Leaves Man on Life Support
The incident recalled an attack on opening day at Dodger Stadium in 2011, which left Giants fan Bryan Stow permanently disabled.
Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow Takes On Bullying
Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who has made a remarkable recovery since being nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium almost five years ago, showed just how far he has come when he brought his crusade against bullying to a San Mateo high school Thursday.
Giants Fan Bryan Stow Thanks Caregivers For His Recovery
A San Francisco Giants fan who was attacked at Dodger Stadium in March 2011 has returned to the Bay Area hospital where he made his recovery to thank the caregivers who helped save his life.
Bryan Stow Attacker Pleads For Mercy In Separate Firearms Case
A man who smirked as he was sentenced in the savage beating of a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium wants a federal judge to spare him from another lengthy prison sentence for an unrelated gun crime.
Bryan Stow Takes Big Step Forward In Recovery, Throws Out First Pitch At San Jose Giants Game
Four years after being brutally attacked, San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow made a big step forward in his recovery by throwing the ceremonial first pitch at a San Jose Giants minor league game Thursday night.
Injured Fan Bryan Stow To Throw Out First Pitch At San Jose Giants Home Opener
Stow, a lifelong Giants fan, has been on the road to recovery since a brutal attack outside Dodger Stadium in 2011.
Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow To Receive Fraction Of $18M Judgment In Dodger Stadium Attack
Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who was savagely beaten by two Los Angeles Dodgers fans following an Opening Day game in 2011, has yet to receive any of the $18 million awarded to him – and is likely to receive far less, while his health insurer will get millions before Stow is paid.
Man Who Attacked Giants Fan Bryan Stow Pleads Guilty To Weapons Charges
A man sentenced to eight years in prison for the brutal beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow outside Dodgers Stadium in 2011 pleaded guilty Thursday to federal weapons charges, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles.
Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow Speaks Publicly For First Time Since Dodger Stadium Attack
Bryan Stow, the Giants fan beaten in a Dodger Stadium parking lot on Opening Day 2011, is speaking publicly for the first time since the attack.
Bryan Stow Files Another Lawsuit Against L.A. Dodgers, Others
Bryan Stow, the Giants fan beaten in a Dodger Stadium parking lot on Opening Day 2011, is filing another lawsuit against the Los Angeles franchise, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Postgame Brawl That Left A's Fan Unconscious Is Latest Fan Violence Incident To Plague Giants Games
The fight which left a woman unconscious following Thursday's San Francisco Giants game at AT&T Park is just the latest serious incident of fan violence involving Giants fans in recent years.
Phil Matier: Rowdy Fan Behavior Still Exists Despite Bryan Stow Case
Despite added security at many sports venues, including in the Bay Area, there are still plenty of cases of fan altercations, more than three years after the Bryan Stow attack.
Jury Awards Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow $18 Million; Dodgers Found Partially Responsible For 2011 Attack
A jury has found the Los Angeles Dodgers negligent in the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow in 2011.
Judge Tells Deadlocked Jurors, 'Keep Deliberating' In Bryan Stow-Dodgers Trial
A judge has told deadlocked jurors to keep deliberating in a lawsuit filed by Giants fan Bryan Stow over his beating at Dodger Stadium.
Bryan Stow Beating Civil Case Against Dodgers, Former Owner, Goes To Jury
Jurors in a high-profile negligence lawsuit against the Los Angeles Dodgers and former owner Frank McCourt were asked Thursday to decide who was responsible for a beating that left a San Francisco Giants fan with devastating brain damage.
Closing Arguments This Week In Bryan Stow Beating Trial
Closing arguments are slated to begin Thursday morning in the trial over the lawsuit of the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow.
Woman Who Called 911, Stadium Security Guard Testify In Bryan Stow Civil Trial Against Dodgers
Jurors at the Bryan Stow civil trial against Frank McCourt, former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, on Wednesday heard from a security guard who testified the team had inadequate security to handle a rowdy and drunken Opening Day crowd in 2011.
Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow's Civil Case Against Dodgers Underway
The Los Angeles Dodgers had insufficient security when San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow was severely beaten in a Dodger Stadium parking lot after the 2011 opening day game between the California rivals, an attorney told jurors Thursday in opening statements of the trial of a lawsuit seeking damages from the team and former owner Frank McCourt.
Jury Selection Underway In Civil Case Against Dodgers Over Bryan Stow Beating
Jury selection has begun in Los Angeles for the trial of a lawsuit over the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium after the April 2011 opening day game between the rival teams.
Attackers Of Giants Fan Bryan Stow Face Federal Charges
Two men who beat a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium, leaving him severely brain-damaged, have now been charged with federal crimes.
Man Who Admitted Beating Giants Fan Bryan Stow To Stay Jailed
One of two men who pleaded guilty to the beating of a San Francisco Giants fan at Dodger Stadium will be held without bail on federal firearms charges.
Bryan Stow Attacker Could Be Released After Pleading Guilty; 2nd Attacker Receives 8-Year Sentence
Prosecutors say one of the two men who pleaded guilty Thursday in the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow could be released immediately after receiving credit for time already served.
Giants Coach Releases New Album In Support of Bryan Stow
SF Giants 3rd base coach Tim Flannery continues his help for injured Giants fan Bryan Stow...
Giants-Dodgers: A Long And Sometimes Violent Rivalry
Visiting fans clad in their team's colors could always expect ridicule, and sometimes worse, in the stands. But now, for the second time in three seasons, serious violence outside the stadium has marred the rivalry.
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Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe faces trial on 2 counts of DUI
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Lake Merritt neighbors want Oakland to take action over recent violence, sideshows
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Musgrove sharp, Machado homers as Padres top Giants
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