After celebrating with the Red Sox, members of Scotland's famed Tartan Army marched into loanDepot park and adopted the Marlins for a night.
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Bagpipes and baseball: Why was Scotland's Tartan Army cheering for the Miami Marlins?
After celebrating with the Red Sox, members of Scotland's famed Tartan Army marched into loanDepot park and adopted the Marlins for a night.
Published June 23, 2026, 3:25 AM
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