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    Bucket-wearing Cubs fan hit by scoreboard debris: 'It definitely could've been fatal'

    by Paul Sullivan, Chicago Tribune Jul 30, 2018 2 minutes

    The bucket-wearing fan injured by falling debris from the Wrigley Field center field scoreboard last week said he's fortunate the Cubs were losing at the time.

    Had he not been wearing the plastic bucket on his head as a Cubs "rally cap," Kyle McAleer believes he might have been killed.

    "Absolutely," he said. "It's purely speculation, but the way it hit me. ...

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