April 27, 1975: After the Indiana Pacers used their team mascot to put a 'hex' on the Denver Nuggets, the Nuggets respond by hiring a witch to put a spell on the Pacers. The Nuggets lost both games. - History Education Network

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April 27, 1975: After the Indiana Pacers used their team mascot to put a ‘hex’ on the Denver Nuggets, the Nuggets respond by hiring a witch to put a spell on the Pacers. The Nuggets lost both games.

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