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Keith Stein reportedly fires Mina Kim from Women's Pro Baseball League board

A September 30 post says Stein fired Kim, whom it describes as the league's largest investor, while she was seeking financial records from Stein and the league in Delaware court.

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The post says Stein fired Kim from her board position on September 30, 2026. It says the move effectively ends her legal fight to obtain financial records from Stein and the Women's Pro Baseball League.

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@mgfleming12This morning, Women's Pro Baseball League CEO Keith Stein fired the league's largest investor, Mina Kim, from her board position. Kim has been seeking financial records from Stein and the WPBL in Delaware court. This effectively ends that legal fight. Story coming shortly.
@FOSRT @mgfleming12: This morning, Women's Pro Baseball League CEO Keith Stein fired the league's largest investor, Mina Kim, from her board po…
@dpyoung13scoop from @mgfleming12: a WPBL board member and the league's biggest investor went to court seeking financial records from the league and its CEO. After she refused a $600K offer to drop the case, the CEO fired her from the board on Wednesday morning https://frontofficesports.com/article/keith-stein-fires-mina-kim-wpbl/
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    @mgfleming12This morning, Women's Pro Baseball League CEO Keith Stein fired the league's largest investor, Mina Kim, from her board position. Kim has been seeking financial records from Stein and the WPBL in Delaware court. This effectively ends that legal fight. Story coming shortly.
    @FOSRT @mgfleming12: This morning, Women's Pro Baseball League CEO Keith Stein fired the league's largest investor, Mina Kim, from her board po…
    @dpyoung13scoop from @mgfleming12: a WPBL board member and the league's biggest investor went to court seeking financial records from the league and its CEO. After she refused a $600K offer to drop the case, the CEO fired her from the board on Wednesday morning https://frontofficesports.com/article/keith-stein-fires-mina-kim-wpbl/
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