Johnny Gaudreau's No. 13 jersey is hanging in a locker stall for U.S. team that also had Guy Gaudreau skate at practice for 4 Nations tournament.

Team USA is honoring the late Johnny Gaudreau in their locker room at the 4-Nations Tournament. The team has hung a Team USA jersey with his name and number 13 in their locker room as a reminder that they want to win this tournament in his honor.

John Tortorella, coach of the Philadelphia Flyers and assistant coach for the U.S. at 4 Nations, brought Guy Gaudreau in to take part in a couple of practices early in the season. He also skated with Johnny's team in Columbus and his former team in Calgary.

As the four teams that will be competing in the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament continue to practice, a classy gesture from Team USA has been making the rounds on social media. Guy Gaudreau, the father of the late Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau,

Gloucester Catholic High School hockey players gather for a team photo prior to the Rams’ game against St. Peter’s Preparatory

Brady Tkachuk scored two goals in the win against Finland at Bell Centre. After the game the U.S. players gave him Gaudreau's jersey in recognition of his performance. Aerosmith's "Dream On" was playing in the dressing room as the media entered.

U.S. coach Mike Sullivan called having Gaudreau there "an honor." Johnny Gaudreau, Guy's oldest son, likely would have been a member of the team if not for his tragic passing.