Toronto fan accused of can toss no longer employed

The man suspected of throwing a beer can at Orioles outfielder Hyun Soo Kim during a playoff game in Toronto is no longer employed at the media company for which he worked. Ken Pagan was charged with mischief for allegedly throwing the can in the seventh inning of the American League wild-card game. A Postmedia spokeswoman said Monday that Pagan, a 41-year-old copy editor, had left the news organization. Georgia Sourtzis wouldn’t elaborate on the circumstances of Pagan’s departure, but the company had said earlier that it was conducting an internal investigation following the beer-tossing incident. Toronto police detective Pat Alberga has said security camera footage inside the stadium helped identify the suspect. A police photo was widely distributed on social media earlier this month. Pagan later turned himself in to police. MORE BASEBALL: The Mid Atlantic Baseball Scouts Association will hold its 26th annual banquet Nov. 12 at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen. Fred Manfra will be among the honorees and receive the Career Recognition award from the scouts. Phil Wood will serve as master of ceremonies. Mike Wallace will be the guest speaker. Other honorees include Navy baseball coach Paul Kostacopoulos, MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER: Loyola Maryland freshman Brian Saramago was named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week for a second straight week. … Salisbury junior Nicholas Carrington was selected as Capital Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week. … Washington College sophomore goalkeeper Josh Samuels was picked as Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week. WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER: Navy senior Rachel Feldman was named Offensive Player of the Week and freshman Cadie Higginson Rookie of the Week by the Patriot League. … Johns Hopkins captain Ana Bengoechea was selected CC Offensive Player of the Week and McDaniel junior Sarah McDonald was named CC Defensive Player of the Week. HARNESS RACING: Four of the Maryland Jockey Club’s leading riders will take part in a Sulky-Cycle Challenge on Thursday as part of Trotoberfest at Rosecroft Raceway. Forest Boyce, Victor Carrasco, Kevin Gomez and Jevian Toledo will square off against harness drivers Russell Foster, Brian Burton, Jason Thompson and Mark Gray in sulky and bicycle competitions between races. ATHLETIC TRAINING: Mark Myers was named head athletic trainer at Mount St. Mary’s. Myers spent the past two years as an assistant athletic trainer at St. John Fisher in Rochester, N.Y. —