document: Giants fan remains hospitalized LOS ANGELES -LRB- AP -RRB- A savage beating by two men outside Dodgers Stadium has left a San Francisco Giants fan hospitalized and police urging any witnesses to step forward to help identify the attackers . The beating after Thursday 's season opener between the Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers left the victim in critical but stable condition . Police late Friday released composite sketches of the two suspects , who were wearing Dodgers clothing . Investigators were also checking to see if any security camera captured the attack , but Detective Larry Burcher said so far they 'd found '' `` nothing of great value . '' '' '' `` We 're very confident there were witnesses , it happened immediately following the game when everybody was coming out , '' '' Burcher said . Police said the two men began taunting three men in Giants gear with expletives as thousands of baseball fans left the stadium after Thursday night 's 2-1 Dodger victory , Detective T.J. Moore said . The Giants fans tried to distance themselves from their assailants , and two made it away from them , but one was struck with fists on the back of the head and as he fell , his head hit the ground in Parking Lot 2 on the third base side of the ballpark , Moore said . Both attackers then kicked the victim , who suffered a head injury , and ran , Moore said . The suspects fled in a four-door sedan driven by a woman with a male child passenger in the vehicle , Moore said . When the victim 's friends turned around to look for him , they saw him on the ground and made their way back to him . Police paramedics on bicycles were the first to arrive to help the victim . An ambulance was called and the victim was taken to a nearby hospital , Moore said . The victim 's name was n't released , but KGO radio in San Francisco and the Santa Cruz Sentinel identified him as Bryan Stow , a 42-year-old paramedic from Santa Cruz . His brother-in-law , David Collins , told KGO that Stow , a father of two , has severe head injuries . '' `` It 's sad , '' '' Giants manager Bruce Bochy said before Friday 's game against the Dodgers . '' `` It 's a shame somebody 's in critical condition because of a ball game . When they 're out fighting in the parking lot , we 've lost sight of what this is all about . Sounds like the guy got blindsided , too . '' '' The Dodgers said they were co-operating with investigators and wished the victim a speedy recovery . '' `` It is extremely unfortunate that this incident took place on what was otherwise a great day at Dodger Stadium for tens of thousands of fans , '' '' the team said in a statement . '' `` We 're committed to having the most fan and family friendly environment in baseball and will continue to make that a top priority . '' '' The stadium has been plagued by opening day violence in the past . In April 2009 , a man stabbed his friend in the stadium parking lot after the home opener , in which the Dodgers . Arthur Alvarez said he acted in self-defense and was acquitted by a jury . The West Coast rivalry began on April 18 , 1958 , the first game played in California after both teams had moved from New York . The Dodgers beat the Giants 6-5 in a game played before nearly 79,000 fans at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum . '' `` I was disappointed , '' '' new Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said about the Thursday attack . '' `` You do n't want to see that . Everyone likes rivalries , but to me that 's crossing the line . '' ''
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