You can read the rest of the thread where I've already discussed this.
You named 2. I asked for more.
I don't think the 2 mentioned are even in the same stratosphere as Hill. Both players don't play the defense that Hill provides. Hill is a better shooter than both. I think it's super important to have good wing defender, they allow Rudy to protect the rim. If he has to help on drives too much preemptively, a lot of slasher can find angles that Rudy can't cover and hand bigs easy buckets.
Deron Williams even in a complementary role is still a massive **** from what I'm hearing.
Will be interesting to see how the team evaluates the situation. But I think they value draftpicks in general that highly, that they'll try to get creative if the price is high.
I also think it's a good idea to trade Burks at this point, once he's reestablished some trade value until next summer. He's another ball dominant guy who'll slow Exum down. His trademark drives also don't fit the system.
He may finish better around the rim than Hood and Hayward, but the way he makes plays for others is usually off his own aggression. Hood and Hayward are really good at cancelling their drives, keeping the ball live or finding a good exit pass.
Does Burks really have a good contract when he's out that often? I'd rather bet on Exum developing further and closing the gap that Burks leaves.
Having 4 major rotation players on the wing is fine. Round it out with another project and two min contract vets, once Joe expires.
For the bigs, we got Rudy, Derrick and Trey. Withey right now is the complementary guy for the leftover minutes. Withey can probably be replaced and if he's getting more expensive, he probably should be. The last key rotation player would be a 3/4, who can play smallball at least in limited minutes and against less talented backups. I like what Joe Johnson offers here. He may extend for 2018 for cheap if next year goes really well.