Former Indiana Pacers guard Duane Washington Jr. received a nice pay bump by being involved in the New York Knicks trade for Karl-Anthony Towns.
in a blockbuster trade on Wednesday. It was one of the biggest and most surprising moves of the offseason — the Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves deal shifted the balance of power in both conferences.
Insert the Charlotte Hornets, and insert a connection to the Indiana Pacers. In order to make the trade legal, the Knicks sent three players to Charlotte — Charlie Brown, DaQuan Jeffries, and Duane Washington Jr. were dealt from New York to the Hornets. Wasington Jr. played for the Pacers as a rookie.
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