Disagree. Hay is better handling the ball, better play maker. And being a better shooter is a rather significant thing.
The only place Hayward is a better shooter is on spot ups behind the arc. AK was/is a better shooter everywhere else, with a crazy high for a wing career 2% of .510. AK was an elite efficient scorer in spite of his subpar 3 point shooting: career TS% .573, with one year hitting the league top ten.
Hayward also has a respectable TS% when set up by others and because of his solid spot up 3%. When he has to carry the load, like this season, his shooting efficiency drops from .564 career to a horrid .446 (Corbin: It's just three games).