It appears that plans to expand Torontos BMO Field took another step forward on Wednesday. According to The Toronto Sun, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and Toronto city officials provided renderings of the proposed 30,000-seat stadium that houses Toronto FC. The current structure seats 22,000 for soccer. An MLSE spokesman stressed to The Sun that the meeting was an "early, early step in the citys process." The Toronto Argonauts could also be tenants in the facility, which may undergo renovations after the upcoming MLS season. The Argonauts are looking for a place to play after their lease runs out at Rogers Centre in 2017. Toronto FC may be forced to play elsewhere while some of the construction takes place. The renderings showed the addition of an upper deck as well as roofing over the seating areas. The cost of the renovation was not made available. MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Brewers have fired hitting coach Johnny Narron and first base-infield coach Garth Iorg after the teams late-season collapse.But the team said Friday that manager Ron Roenicke and the rest of the coaching staff will return next season.General manager Doug Melvin says after evaluating the work of Roenicke and the coaches, this is the best course of action to take.Narron waas hitting coach for three seasons.dddddddddddd Iorg served four seasons as first base coach.Returning for the 2015 season will be coach Mike Guerrero, pitching coach Rick Kranitz, bench coach Jerry Narron, third base coach Ed Sedar, outfield coach John Shelby and bullpen coach Lee Tunnell.The Brewers went 9-22 down the stretch and missed the playoffs for the third straight year. ' ' '