What Is Cavs: The Blog?

Cavs: The Blog is a Cleveland Cavaliers fan blog that has been publishing since 2009, as its tagline "Fresh Since 2009" indicates. It is aimed at Cavs fans and Cleveland sports followers who want ongoing commentary and discussion rather than official team news. Content takes the form of open discussion threads and podcasts, and posts are attributed to named writers such as Nate Smith.

What kind of site is it?

It is an independent fan blog, not a team or newsroom outlet. The homepage presents a running feed of posts, each with a title, date, and author byline. The site's own framing ("Fresh Since 2009") positions it as a long-running, continuously updated source for fan-level coverage.

What content does it publish?

Two recurring formats appear on the site:

• Open Thread posts — discussion-style entries that invite readers to talk in the comments. Examples include "Open Thread: Fall is Here" and "Open Thread: The Last Days of Summer."
• Podcast episodes — numbered audio shows, such as "Podcast 329: Cleveland's Best Watson."

Posts are written by contributors; Nate Smith is one named author. In at least one post, the writer opens by apologizing for a quiet stretch, explaining the gap as time spent wrapping up summer, watching the Guards, and following the Browns — a note that signals the blog covers Cleveland sports broadly, not only the Cavaliers.

Who is it for?

Readers who want:

• Fan-perspective Cavaliers discussion and open comment threads
• A recurring podcast on Cleveland basketball topics
• Occasional broader Cleveland sports context (Guardians, Browns)

If you are looking for official team announcements, transaction wire coverage, or beat-reporter news, this is not that kind of source — it is commentary and community discussion. If you want a long-running fan voice that mixes written threads with audio, it fits that use.