Greg Couch

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Greg Couch is a sports columnist with the Chicago Sun-Times. Couch is most well-known for unearthing a Chicago Cubs ticket scalping scandal in which the organization was selling tickets above face value at a ticket broker near Wrigley Field which it, in fact, owned.

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