PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- George McGinnis, a Hall of Fame basketball player who shined with the Indiana Pacers and Philadelphia 76ers, died Thursday morning from complications of a cardiac arrest.

The 76ers’ slogan for McGinnis’s first season in Philadelphia was “Let George Do It.” Led by McGinnis, who was voted to play in the first of his three N.B.A.

George McGinnis, the former NBA and ABA star with the Indiana Pacers and Philadelphia 76ers, has died, the Pacers said Thursday. McGinnis was 73.

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Philadelphia 76ers’ George McGinnis (30) rests on his elbows after hitting the floor when he collided with Atlanta Hawk’s Joe Meriweather (25) during game action at Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 1977.

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