Bryan Stow entered into a coma when he was beaten outside of Dodger Stadium in 2011. (Twitter/@KTLA)

Dodgers fans Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood were convicted earlier this year of the assault that put Stow in a coma and are also partially responsible for the money awarded to Stow, which totals $18 million in damages, according to the L.A. Times.

The Dodgers were accused of being unprepared for large crowds, with a lack of security and poor lighting. A former security personnel at the stadium testified that the staff was ill-equipped. Testimony lasted four weeks, and the jury deliberated for nine days. The jury ruled 9-3 that the Dodgers should be held responsible. The team must pay $13.9 million to Stow's family.

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