Omari Sankofa is a Pistons beat writer at the Detroit Free Press. He covers a range of topics including the Detroit Pistons, NBA, and the broader landscape of competitive sports, with a focus on sports business and broadcasting. Omari's work has been featured in USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports Canada, and other prominent publications.
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Omari Sankofa's local focus on Michigan and Detroit, particularly the coverage of basketball and the Detroit Pistons, suggests a strong interest in localized sports stories. He appears to heavily cover evolving stories related to basketball events, with an emphasis on player injuries and team performance.
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Cade Cunningham will have to wait another week to learn his All-Star fate.
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press The Detroit Pistons have been one of the NBA's most positive stories.
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press ORLANDO, Fla. — The Detroit Pistons opened 2025 on a bright note, handling the Orlando Magic in a nine-point New Year's Day win at Little Caesars Arena.
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press The Detroit Pistons don't need to make a big move to emerge as one of the 2025 NBA trade deadline's biggest winners.
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers — the best team in the Eastern Conference — were too big a challenge for the Detroit Pistons Monday night.
By: Omari Sankofa
Secondary/veteran ballhandler Even before Jaden Ivey went down with a broken fibula, the Pistons' offense had a tendency to fall apart when Cade Cunningham left the floor.
By: Omari Sankofa
Omari Sankofa II, Detroit Free Press Isaiah Stewart was ejected during the first half of the Detroit Pistons' road game against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday, following an altercation with an opposing big man.
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press For the second time this month, the Detroit Pistons were unable to overcome a division rival.
By: Omari Sankofa
Cade Cunningham is the Detroit Pistons first NBA All-Star Game team member since Blake Griffin in 2019. Detroit Free Press Show Caption
By: Omari Sankofa
Detroit Free Press Show Caption The Detroit Pistons fell short at home on Monday, falling to the Atlanta Hawks 132-130 after a game-winner from superstar Trae Young.
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