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By Adam Madison
Special to ESPN.com Tuesday, November 3, 2009 One of the harsh realities about the early part of the season is just how difficult it is to make a trade. Since everyone has very limited information to evaluate from, the margin for error on any kind of trade tends to be fairly high. As a result, most owners are reluctant to make any significant trades during the first month or so. It also tends to be difficult to work out early-season trades because the most concrete valuation tool we have to go on is still the draft position of players. Un ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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