A hospital needs help identifying a man who was struck by a hit-and-run driver in Los Angeles County.

The male patient was struck by a vehicle and found unconscious on the ground on Oct. 20.

He was transported to the Los Angeles General Medical Center where he remains hospitalized. Staff are hoping to locate his family members.

He is described as a 77-year-old man who stands 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs around 117 pounds. He has short salt and pepper-colored hair with gray patches, brown eyes and a medium build.

He does not have any personal belongings to help workers identify him or contact loved ones.

Anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call clinical social workers Nicole Crayon at 323-409-3877 or Jessica Barahona at 323-409-3758.

The public can also call the L.A. General Medical Center’s Department of Clinical Social Work at 323-409-7672 or the Department of Emergency Medicine, Social Work Department at 323-409-6883.

Tickets to the upcoming World Series celebration at Dodger Stadium have sold out, according to the ticket webpage.

Fans were able to purchase tickets beginning at noon. The event will include live entertainment, including parade coverage on Dodger Vision scoreboards, food and exclusive Dodgers merchandise.

Fans attending the stadium event can enter beginning at 9 a.m., with gates opening for parking at 8:30 a.m.

For fans who couldn’t score a ticket, the boys in blue will participate in a World Series parade on Friday starting at 11 a.m.

The parade will start at L.A. City Hall, then take a right-hand turn on 1st Street and travel down Grand Avenue. After driving down Grand, the team will turn again on 5th Street and wrap up near the L.A. Central Library.

 The Los Angeles Dodgers won their 8th World Series title by beating the New York Yankees Wednesday night.

More information about the event at Dodger Stadium can be found here.

Some Dodgers fans woke up extra early Thursday morning to get their hands on some World Series Championship gear. 

A small line was already forming long before the Dick’s Sporting Goods location in Pasadena was ready to open.

Dick’s locations across the greater Los Angeles area will be opening at 7 a.m. but some fans wanted to make sure they got their merchandise early after getting shut out the night before.

“It was a long ling. It closed at midnight. I would have waited even longer than two and a half hours but I wanted to be back first thing in the morning to get my merch,” Dodger fan Wayne Van said outside the store at 5:45 a.m.

Van says he was just five customers away from entering the store when it closed but remained in good spirits.

“I just want a few shirts and I’ll be so happy … I’m buying for myself and two friends who are on the night shift at the hospital so they can’t be here,” Van said.

Some fans were able to get their hands on some gear last night as soon as the Dodgers beat the Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series. 

Video showed a line of people watching their cellphones outside the store, celebrating as the Dodgers recorded the final out. 

One fan who talked to KTLA Wednesday night said he spent about $1,500 on World Series gear. 

Dick’s locations in Pasadena, West Covina, Upland Colonies, El Segundo, Chino, Tustin, Santa Clarita, Esplanade Center, Edinger Plaza, Antelope Valley Mall, Cerritos, Glendale, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Northridge, Eastvale and The Mall of Victor Valley will be opening early Thursday.