The Cavaliers and Clippers have agreed upon a trade of Mo Williams for Baron Davis, 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.

sorry Cleveland...

They got fair value for Williams and the true judge of the trade is how they use the picks and what becomes of favors.

They could always do a package where they perhaps move up in the top 3 picks in a draft and nail a player equal to or better than Deron. If Favors turns into Amare (favors is still only 18) this is great trade. So really it could take 5 years to figure it out.

Utah has a loyal following and they side stepped all Free agent drama by doing this deal and keeping a strong fan base intact.

On paper Nets got a good deal and Utah has big potential down the road. The better teams long term know when to rebuild but its never apparent at the time its done.