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A Portland Franchise WNBA It is reported that he fired his president, an inasulous son, just three weeks before the team is expected to launch his brand.

The dismissal of the son came as a result of significant “growing pain” and “rocky” deployments, Oregon reported on Friday.

On June 20, the WNBA Portland X account was posted on July 15, which states that the countdown that potentially hints at the official name of the team.

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WNBA commissioner Katie Engelbert poses for photography with the Bhatal family during a press conference, which announced that Portland was awarded Franchise WNBA on September 18, 2024 in the Moda Center in Portland, Are. (Cameron Brown/NBAE via Getty Images)

WNBA did not immediately respond to the Digital Fox News request for a son’s dismissal comment.

The son was hired on April 1 as the first franchise officer Portland WNBA. Before coming to Portland, the son was the chief administrative director for National Basketball Association.

“This is an amazing opportunity to help return WNBA franchise to Portland, a city that loves basketball and has already proved to support women’s sports,” the son said in statement When it was hired.

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Moda Center in Portland, Ruda, September 18, 2024. (Cameron Brown/NBAE via Getty Images)

“I am honored to be in this position for a further women’s game, and I look forward to creating a victorious environment for our future players, our staff and Portland fans.”

Mike Whitehead, Head Director of Raj Sports, Mother’s Company Portland Franchise WNBA expressed confidence in the son after hired.

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WNBA commissioner Katie Engelbert, Alex Bhaotal and Lisa Bhatal Merkas create a photo during a press conference, which announced Portland as a franchise expansion of WNBA on September 18, 2024 in the Moda Center in Portland, Orekh. (Cameron Brown/NBAE via Getty Images)

“As the very first employee of the organization, Inky will laid the basis for our future growth, and we are sure that its leadership will lead to a franchise to new heights, creating a long influence in both Portland and WNBA,” Whitehead said in April after being hired by his son.

The duties of the son had to observe all aspects of business, including marketing, ticket sales and sponsorship, public relations, finance, legal and human resources.

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