Aaron Kleiber

02/13/2025

4 of 8. Superior Baseball, Series 60.
RAY DANDRIDGE. 3RD BASE.

Everything I’ve read makes him sound like a solid, serious ‘Terminator’ at third base, with a controlled bat to match. Laser focus as a manager later. Also mentor to a young Willie Mays, just before being called up to the Giants.

Check out, visit, & donate Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

This 8-card collection honors the legends of the Negro Leagues, reimagined in iconic baseball card designs of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. As a child, I was enamored by the bold graphics and vibrant designs of vintage cards from classic brands that I picked up at flea markets, I had to collect the coolest designs (and my fave players). However, I was struck by the absence of the Negro League stars, some of the greats that I knew of. As a student in the Steel Valley, an essay on the Homestead Grays—the powerhouse Negro League team from my hometown—solidfied my fascination with their super hero like stories but also a deep empathy for the ' underdogs' that were'nt allowed in the 'big leagues.' So this project blends my lifelong love of storytelling, vintage design, history and my favorite baseball team. It’s my way of honoring those legendry players who weren’t in the cards I grew up collecting and reimagining something that could have been.

02/13/2025

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"Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Watch"

02/11/2025

3 of 8. Superior Baseball, Series 60.
COOL PAPA BELL. Outfield.

Every great ball team needs speed and stolen bases, Bell was that player for the following championship teams: St. Louis ‘28, ‘30, ‘31; Crawfords ‘33, ‘35, ‘36; Homestead ‘43, ‘44, ‘45.
That’s right, nine. The fastest man in baseball. Period.

Check out, visit & donate:
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

“This 8-card collection honors the legends of the Negro Leagues, reimagined in iconic baseball card designs of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. As a child, I was enamored by the bold graphics and vibrant designs of vintage cards from classic brands that I picked up at flea markets, I had to collect the coolest designs (and my fave players). However, I was struck by the absence of the Negro League stars, some of the greats that I knew of. As a student in the Steel Valley, an essay on the Homestead Grays—the powerhouse Negro League team from my hometown—solidfied my fascination with their super hero like stories but also a deep empathy for the ‘ underdogs’ that were’nt allowed in the ‘big leagues.’ So this project blends my lifelong love of storytelling, vintage design, history and my favorite baseball team. It’s my way of honoring those legendry players who weren’t in the cards I grew up collecting and reimagining something that could have been.”

**Aaron Kleiber Creative or Grover’s Superior do not own the rights to the photographs or original Topps card designs depicted in this project. These designs are created solely as a tribute to honor and celebrate the legacy of Negro League Baseball players and the artistry of vintage baseball cards. This is a creative art project for homage and historical appreciation.

02/10/2025

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02/10/2025

02/07/2025

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02/07/2025

We’re tasting SO MANY PIZZAS Friday morning… tune in, listen live.. 100.7 Star Bubba Show

02/06/2025

2 of 8. Superior Baseball, Series 60.
OSCAR CHARLESTON.
Center Fielder, 1st Base, Manager.
Known as one of the most prolific managerial minds and mentors in baseball history along wth an ironman ability at most positions and at bat.

Wanna help the Oscar Charleston Society make a film about him? Donate! Link in the Comments

“This 8-card collection honors the legends of the Negro Leagues, reimagined in iconic baseball card designs of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. As a child, I was enamored by the bold graphics and vibrant designs of vintage cards from classic brands that I picked up at flea markets, I had to collect the coolest designs (and my fave players). However, I was struck by the absence of the Negro League stars, some of the greats that I knew of. As a student in the Steel Valley, an essay on the Homestead Grays—the powerhouse Negro League team from my hometown—solidfied my fascination with their super hero like stories but also a deep empathy for the ' underdogs' that were'nt allowed in the 'big leagues.' So this project blends my lifelong love of storytelling, vintage design, history and my favorite baseball team. It’s my way of honoring those legendry players who weren’t in the cards I grew up collecting and reimagining something that could have been.” — AK

02/05/2025

Bubba Show! Every Wednesday! Listen LIVE 100.7 Star with the Audacy app!

02/04/2025

Something new I’ve been working on.. here’s number one. THE number one. JOSH GIBSON.
1 of 8 Superior Baseball, Series 60

This 8-card collection honors the legends of the Negro Leagues, reimagined in iconic baseball card designs of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. As a child, I was enamored by the bold graphics and vibrant designs of vintage cards from classic brands that I picked up at flea markets, I had to collect the coolest designs (and my fave players). However, I was struck by the absence of the Negro League stars, some of the greats that I knew of. As a student in the Steel Valley, an essay on the Homestead Grays—the powerhouse Negro League team from my hometown—solidfied my fascination with their super hero like stories but also a deep empathy for the ‘ underdogs’ that were’nt allowed in the ‘big leagues.’ So this project blends my lifelong love of storytelling, vintage design, history and my favorite baseball team. It’s my way of honoring those legendry players who weren’t in the cards I grew up collecting and reimagining something that could have been.

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**Aaron Kleiber Creative or Grover’s Superior do not own the rights to the photographs or original Topps card designs depicted in this project. These designs are created solely as a tribute to honor and celebrate the legacy of Negro League Baseball players and the artistry of vintage baseball cards. This is a creative art project for homage and historical appreciation.**

02/02/2025

Groundhog said we have 6 more weeks of JANUARY

01/31/2025

Friday 7/9:30
Saturday 6:30/9:00
Sunday 6:00

01/31/2025

here. these are my "standup clips" | Aaron Kleiber CLIP

01/30/2025

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Just so you know
Your boy got you

01/29/2025

Does this Too Extra Zaddy Got the Riz?? | Aaron Kleiber CLIP