Really, it's fine. It's not a six-man logjam at one position, it ends up being a seven-man rotation through three positions. First, bench Thornton. Gordon's injured. Pressey barely plays, and that can stay the same. So, counting up all of the PGs and wings who might play, we're left with: Turner, Smart, Nelson, Bradley, Young, Crowder, McLemore. Three positions (PG + SG + SF) times 48 minutes is 144 minutes, which averages out to 20.6 minutes per player. That's not a logjam, especially when it seems Young may not play much this season, and Nelson may be traded or let go. Rebuilding is a perfect time to develop players. They get minutes, and they get experience at different positions. McLemore, Young, Crowder, Turner, Derrick Williams, and even Smart spending time at the 3 for the second half of this season is a good thing, not a problem. But, in this above trade scenario, I bet you could get NOP pretty easily to throw in Salmons, if you desparately needed a classical SF for one half of a rebuilding season.