Rogers Cup: Raonic sees home-court advantage in Montreal

If there’s such a thing as home-court advantage, Milos Raonic hopes to use it this week in the Rogers Cup Canadian Open men’s tennis championships.
“I‘m more familiar with the surroundings here than the facility in Toronto,” said the sixth-seeded Raonic, who grew up north of Toronto but moved to Montreal at 16 to train at the National Training Centre. “The (press conference) room we’re in now was our classroom, and I always feel at home when I come back.