The Clippers will be without Eric Gordon for longer than expected.

Gordon is still nursing a right wrist injury and won't return on Monday against Sacramento as the team had hoped.

"Right now, I can't even shoot a three-point shot," Gordon said.

Baron Davis wasn't active for the Cavaliers on Sunday against the 76ers.

"I look at is as a rebirth," said Davis, who was traded to Cleveland by the Clippers a few days ago. "It's a new beginning. I'm excited."

Davis is reuniting with coach Byron Scott, who he played under in New Orleans.

"Playing for Coach Scott, we're together for a reason," Davis said. "There a few things my game can benefit from by playing for him."

The two had their differences while in New Orleans, but they patched things a few years ago.

"We've had some ups and downs," Davis said. "We've made some mistakes. We have a great deal of respect for each other. I'm here to help him and I knew he's going to help me. I'm glad we get to have a second try at this."

Davis, who has been bothered by a left knee injury all season, is questionable for Cleveland's game against San Antonio on Wednesday.

The Clippers expect their acquisition of Maurice Williams and Jamario Moon from the Cavaliers for Baron Davis and a first-round pick to become official on Sunday.

There has been a delay in Davis taking and passing his physical.

The trade must be completed by 5 p.m. ET on Sunday. Williams and Moon have both passed their physicals, but they have been held out of games.

Davis didn't arrive in Cleveland until Saturday afternoon. He immediately took his physical and had an MRI on his troublesome knee.

"They're doing their due diligence on him from a physical standpoint, and we'll hear something [Sunday]," L.A. general manager Neil Olshey said.

"I'm not concerned because we had a goal and we met it, they had a goal and they met it, and they were well aware of the variables on Thursday when they made a decision to move Mo for Baron. None of that has changed."

AEG president and CEO Tim Leiweke wants to see the NBA's 2013 All-Star Game in Los Angeles.

This season's event was held in L.A. at the Staples Center last weekend.

"I think we're going to go right back after it," Leiweke said. "We'll work with the Lakers and the Clippers to see if either of them want to host it.

"Neither one of them have hosted an All-Star Game in a long time. If either of them want to do it, we'd certainly be partners with them and that would add a twist to the bid. But I think the league, the players, the team owners, everyone had such a great time, and for the city to have a $100 million economic impact like we did here, it would certainly be great to get them right back here."

Orlando is set to host the 2012 All-Star Game.

Now that he has been traded to the Clippers, Mo Williams is hoping to build a similar rapport with Blake Griffin as he developed with LeBron James while they played together for the Cavaliers.

“Me playing with ’Bron, we built a great relationship on and off the floor,” said Williams. “As great as he is, he respected my leadership on the floor. That’s why we worked so well and jelled so well together.

“It’s going to be the same with Blake. Just watching him from afar and talking to people that know him personally, I think he and ’Bron are similar in a lot of ways. They continue to work and want to get better.”

Mo Williams waived his early termination option as part of his trade to the Clippers. He is locked into their roster through the end of the 11-12 season.

Williams has a player option for the 12-13 season that remains on the table.

The Clippers and Cavaliers have officially executed their Baron Davis for Mo Williams and Jamario Moon trade.

Cleveland will also receive the Clippers' 2011 first round pick without any slot protection.

The Cavaliers and Clippers have agreed upon a trade of Mo Williams and Jamario Moon for Baron Davis and a first round pick in 2011 (reportedly unprotected), according to sources that spoke with Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports.

Williams is signed through the 12-13 season, though he has an early termination option for 11-12 and player option for 12-13, neither of which he's likely to utilize.

Davis is signed at a higher annual rate, but his salary for 12-13 is a partial/non-guaranteed season.

Davis signed a five-year, $65 million contract with the Clippers in the summer of 2008 in what was originally intended to be a chance for him to unite with Elton Brand.

Davis was largely ineffective in his first two seasons on a Clippers' team that had been depleted, but he came into the current season in better shape and energized by the emergence of Blake Griffin.

The Akron Beacon-Journal reports that the Cavaliers will not use their traded player exception from the LeBron James sign-and-trade to complete this deal. Sending Moon along with Williams for the contract of Davis works for Cleveland in terms of matching salaries.

The Clippers and Cavaliers are engaged in advanced talks centered around a deal of Baron Davis for Mo Williams, according to a report from David Aldridge.

Lisa Dillman of the Los Angeles Times has confirmed the talks with her sources, but a deal is not yet complete.

Davis was held out of Wednesday's game due to a knee injury.