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ESPN Uses Strong Language to Tell Us How They Really Feel About Bill Walker

A little while back, I showed you the video of Celtics' rookie Bill Walker mixing it up with Tracy McGrady, and made my thoughts on his multiple preseason altercations with stars in the league crystal clear: I did not approve. To recap briefly, it's simply unnecessary for a rookie to start first quarter fights with the opposing team or taunt the best player in the NBA after a simple slam dunk.

Apparently I wasn't the only one who felt that Walker's over-the-top behavior was inappropriate, and some others wrote about it with a similar sentiment (albeit with a more PG-13 headline). This is where the beauty of ESPN merging local content with their own on the site's player profile pages comes into play.

Via Basketbawful, here's a screen grab of what Bill Walker's profile page on the Worldwide Leader's site used to look like. Which, unfortunately for the Disney-owned corporation, splashes the previously mentioned PG-13 headline right under his bio information in bold letters for all to see. It's since been corrected, but for a quick trip back in time to this hilarious error, the picture is after the jump.

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