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0:57Now PlayingThe Knicks Nation’s hippie fans lit sage and circled Madison Square Garden to usher in “good juju” ahead of Game 4 on Wednesday night.
Karen Blanco, 42, told The Post that she and her friends were rotating around the Garden and wafting incense from sage and Palo Santo, a South American “holy wood,” to strengthen the “good juju” so the Knicks can clinch their third victory in the NBA Finals.
“It’s just ritualistic things that give us the good, like, energy, I guess,” Blanco said.
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