TORONTO — MLS Cup fever has struck Toronto, and it's hard not to notice.
From city buses sporting "Come on you Reds" signs in their front windows to #MLSCUP signage adorning the square adjacent to Toronto City Hall, indications that Canada's biggest metropolis is playing host to the biggest game of the Major League Soccer calendar are abundant.
It's even more obvious at Toronto FC's training facility on the northern outskirts of the city, where daily media gatherings have swelled from a handful of reporters to the three dozen or so scribes on hand for the team's training session Wednesday.