Injured Scotland star throws first pitch for Marlins in Miami
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 1:15 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
An injured Scotland player threw the first pitch for the Miami Marlins during a fan event in Miami on June 23, 2026. The appearance is part of a celebration involving Scotland fans who are taking over the stadium, creating a unique atmosphere at the game. This event highlights the intersection of sports and community engagement, as the Marlins welcome the supporters amid their ongoing season. Fans of both Scotland and baseball have gathered to enjoy the festivities, further strengthening ties between the two communities.
- •Injured Scotland player throws first pitch on June 23, 2026.
- •Event celebrates Scotland fans taking over the Marlins stadium.
- •Unique atmosphere created by the intersection of baseball and Scottish culture.
- •Highlights community engagement during the ongoing MLB season.
- 1:15 PMYahoo Sports — Injured Scotland star throws first pitch for Marlins amid Scotland fan takeover in Miami
"Scotland’s traveling support has turned a string of American ballparks into the noisiest tickets in town over the past fortnight. The Tartan Army reached Miami this week ahead of the national team’s final World Cup group game against Brazil, and the party began long before the players take the field on Wednesday.
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