While most countries have been well-represented, no one has been having more fun in America than the Scots.From drinking the entire city of Boston out of beer to discovering the beauty of Buc-ee's, the Scottish supporters have turned the Land of the Free into their own personal playground, and on Monday, they set their sights on their next destination.Supporters of the Scottish soccer team have descended on Boston and put a dent in the city's beer supply.(Craig Williamson/Getty Images)The Tartan Army -- the name of the most ardent group of Scotland fans -- made its way to the southernmost metropolitan area in the continental United States, as the entire city of Miami welcomed them with open arms.SCOTTISH BREWERY SENDS IN REINFORCEMENTS AS TARTAN ARMY CONTINUES TO DRINK BARS DRY IN BOSTONThe Scots famously turned Fenway Park into a Tartan wonderland last week, but they may have outdone themselves when they showed up at loanDepot Park to watch the Marlins play ball on Monday evening.As a lifelong Miami Marlins fan, I always wondered what it would take to get our home stadium to fill up like it does in other great baseball towns like St.
Louis and Chicago.Who knew all they needed were tens of thousands of drunk Scottish soccer fans to fill in all the empty seats in between the diehards and the scattered season ticket holders?WORLD CUP FANS CAN'T STOP SMILING AFTER A MASSIVE WEEKEND OF FUN ACROSS THE US, TIME CAPSULES & BRISKET!The Tartan Army marched to Fenway Park as part of their celebrations after Scotland defeated Haiti in the World Cup.(Danielle Parhizkaran/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)That's not even the most impressive scene from the day, either.Check out the video footage of the Tartan Army marching through the streets of Little Havana on the way to the game.I was just at a Marlins game over the weekend, and those streets are fairly tightly packed down there in Little Havana, so kudos to the Scots and the Marlins for making this happen from a logisti...