Cubs fan has no regard for rogue hat

Stay classy, Cubs fans.

When Cubs outfielder Dexter Fowler threw a rogue hat into the crowd at Wrigley Field on Monday in the team's game against the Mets, surely he didn't expect a girl donning a Jon Lester jersey to clear one row and, uhhh, rub it on her backside, did he?

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Well, on second thought, nobody probably did. That's including the guy who just wanted his hat back.

That's certainly one way to break in the new Wrigley bleachers.


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