Most Yankees fans would cringe at the thought of a No. 99 jersey with another name other than "Judge" on the back.This, however, is an understandable exception.With a strip of blue tape and a black marker, Aaron Judge wrote "RN Pantelidis" on the back of his Cole Holcomb Jersey jersey on Wednesday. The small gesture paid tribute to StephaniePantelidis, one of the countle s frontline healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic.Alongside former National League MVP Christian Yelich who also penciled in a doctor's name on the back of his Milwaukee Brewers jersey Major League Baseball is one of 14 profe sional sports leagues to partake in "The Real Heroes Project.""My frontline hero is Stephanie Pantelidis," Judge said in a video announcement Shaka Toney Jersey on Wednesday. "I've read a little bit about you and heard about the countle s hours you've spent at the hospital, coming in on your days off to continue to help those in need. It's truly amazing. So continue to be a light in these dark times. You're not only a hero today, but you're a hero everyday Stephanie so thank you."Then, Judge draped his jersey on his shoulder so he had his hands Wes Schweitzer Jersey free to clap and cheer for Pantelidis, just as thousands of Yankees fans do for him on a daily basis.Scroll to ContinueThis initiative isn't just dedicated for the biggest names in sports. You can participate too by taking your favorite jersey or shirt and writing the name of a healthcare hero on the back. By using #TheRealHeroes on social media, your voice can be heard while honoring those that have been battling COVID Casey Toohill Jersey -19 during these unprecedented times.For Judge specifically, this isn't the first time he's given back to the community or aimed to raise money and awarene s during this pandemic. Odds are, it won't be the last either.A few weeks ago, Darrell Green Jersey Judge announced his participation in the ALL IN Challenge, donating a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Yankee Stadium to raise funds dedicated to those affected by the coronavirus.The Yankees, as an organization, have also joined in on the ALL IN Challenge. New York has offered its own . Again, all proceeds are set to go directly to nonprofit organizations giving back to those that need it most.