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When more than 90 players who signed as free agents become eligible to be traded Saturday, it will mark the unofficial start of trade season in the NBA. Several big names have already been traded since mid-November, including James Harden, Russell Westbrook, John Wall, Victor Oladipo, Chris Paul and Jrue Holiday.

Those names were added to a group that features Anthony Davis, Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, Kyrie Irving, Jimmy Butler, Kemba Walker and Gordon Hayward, all All-Stars who've changed teams since summer 2019.

Could that portend an active trade season in 2021? Maybe not.

While the unexpected could always happen, by and large league insiders expect the next few months to be relatively light from a transaction standpoint, as multiple factors have converged to create an adverse market and a potentially quiet March 25 trade deadline.