Athletes breannastewart, CarliLloyd, naomiosaka, & more thank healthcare heroes. TheRealHeroes
To celebrate the dedicated healthcare workers on the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemic, 14 professional sports leagues including the Women's Tennis Association, NBA, WNBA, NHL, and MLB are participating in a campaign called The Real Heroes Project. There's no denying that these workers are real-life heroes every day and especially during this time, so athletes are dedicating their jerseys to medical professionals.
Fittingly, the campaign launched on May 6, which is National Nurses Day. Participating athletes include tennis stars
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