But I'm handily winning the assists, blocks and steals categories early on. I'm behind in 3's (I picked up James Jones after he hit all those 3's) by a decent margin and am already down 100 points to my nearest competitor.

Should I hold onto what I have and give see where I'm at in a month? Or should I hit the waiver wire, where Rudy Fernandez and George Hill sit, waiting to be scooped up? Thanks.

You have a lot of nice pieces that you don't need here. I'd hate for you to simply drop them. Can you offer up a package trade? Maybe try to pull off a 2-for-1?

Otherwise there's Shannon Brown, Travis Outlaw, Charlie Villanueva who are all great sources of threes, decent sources of points and owned in less than 50 percent of fantasy leagues.

None of the three players you mentioned are available. This is a pretty deep league and I just picked up Shane Battier as he was the best available option. Currently I'm trying to convince someone to trade me Jason Terry for Andre Miller but he doesn't seem too thrilled with the offer. Still in last place in 3's.

What about Bibby, Bellinelli, Farmar, Dunleavy, or C.J. Miles? Most of those guys are available in at least 40 percent of leagues and offer a decent mix of scoring and threes.

If they are also unavailable, just keep plugging away at trade offers. Leverage guys you don't need to teams that do. Communicate as much as you can and get a feel for what other owners are looking for.

All of those listed players are owned. I'm going to see if I can package Andre Miller with Scola and get a top 15-20 player in return.