WPBL board member requests records amid financial concerns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
Mina Kim, a board member of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, filed a books and records request in Delaware Chancery Court due to insufficient responses from the league regarding potential financial discrepancies. Kim raised issues about a $59,500 transfer to Ankeiste Ltd., owned by WPBL CEO Keith Stein, and questioned the league’s dealings with law firm Dentons, where Stein is employed. The situation escalated after a lack of transparency over board agreements and potential conflicts of interest. The WPBL has publicly stated its cooperation with Kim's requests and pushed back against her actions as motivated by personal grievances.
- •Mina Kim filed a records request on July 13.
- •Concerns include a $59,500 transfer and conflicts of interest.
- •The WPBL insists it has provided sufficient information.
- •The league's inaugural season features four teams.
- •Additional investigation may be necessary based on the findings.
- 4:33 PMYahoo Sports — WPBL Board Member Demands Records Over ‘Mounting Red Flags’
"The startup league faces questions about spending and potential conflicts.
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