Devils don jerseys with names of frontline workers during warmups

The New Jersey Devils showed frontline workers the love Saturday.

The Devils donned jerseys with the names of frontline workers during warmups as part of their healthcare heroes night for their game against the New York Islanders.
Tweet from @NJDevils: They literally have our back. Proud to rep our healthcare heroes on our jerseys for warmups.#HealthcareHero | @RWJBarnabas pic.twitter.com/Cn28kJrbeg
New Jersey invited 100 frontline workers to attend the game at Prudential Center then celebrated their sacrifice and efforts fighting the COVID-19 pandemic throughout the night.
Nora Englishman, a member of physician services team at RWJBarnabas Health, sang the national anthem, and the team singled out healthcare workers on social media.
Tweet from @NJDevils: #HealthcareHero Nora Englishman, a member of the Physician Services Team at RWJBarnabas Health sang tonight's National Anthem prior to puck drop.#NJDevils | @RWJBarnabas pic.twitter.com/M7C34Pfqj4
Saturday marked one year and one day from the date the NHL season was paused due to concerns over the pandemic, March 12, 2020.
Tweet from @NJDevils: We are proud to host #HealthcareHero Night to honor NJ Healthcare Heroes who have gone above and beyond to prioritize our public health this past year. Tonight, we welcome over 100 @RWJBarnabas frontline workers back to @PruCenter to honor them throughout the game. pic.twitter.com/TJ0JPF1JrY
Devils defenseman P.K. Subban even hopped on a Zoom call after the game and signed T-shirts for the members of the cardiovascular team at a hospital in Livingston, New Jersey to show his support for their work.