Atlanta Dream show depth, new energy early in camp
Three days into training camp, the Atlanta Dream are already showing off depth, energy and a mix of new and returning talent finding their rhythm.
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Christopher Harris is a digital reporter-producer at CBS News Atlanta, bringing a decade of storytelling experience across entertainment, sports and culture to the newsroom.
He is a seasoned journalist hailing from Montgomery County, Maryland, and a proud graduate of St. John's University in Queens, New York, which is where he first discovered his passion for storytelling.
Since then, he has written for several esteemed outlets including Rolling Stone, The Washington Post, The Village Voice, MTV News, Complex, Ebony Magazine and ESPN's The Undefeated. He's interviewed various influential figures, from athletes (Shaquille O'Neal, Gabby Douglas, Emmitt Smith, Kevin Durant) to Grammy Award-winning entertainers (Ludacris, 50 Cent, Post Malone), supermodel Chrissy Teigen, and many more.
Now, he's covering a range of news stories, crime, politics and local happenings in the Atlanta area.
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Three days into training camp, the Atlanta Dream are already showing off depth, energy and a mix of new and returning talent finding their rhythm.
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