Fox calls Bill Belichick of the Patriots for the intro of the first match

Who is ready for the World Series?

The head coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick, is who.

The five-time Super Bowl winner and future Hall of Fame member prepared fans for the 2018 World Series first game between the Boston Red Sox host and the Los Angeles Dodgers by telling a fashionable video of Fox Sports that dealt with a topic he knew well: being a champion.

When you think of thrilling energy and outstanding sports personalities, Belichick is probably the last person you think of. His stoic attitude before, during and after the Patriots matches is the exact opposite of what you usually look for in a hype man. But that's also part of Belichick's appeal.

He is not what you expected, but as his patriots often do on Sundays, he delivered the talk. In the 90-second video, Belichick explains what the World Series means for baseball and what another championship would mean for the Red Sox and Dodgers.

Although Belichick shows no favoritism in the video, we know that his support is behind the Red Sox. New England sports franchises often strive to support each other. We've often seen it with the Red Sox and the Patriots, including Belichick, Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, who were heading to Fenway Park in 2015 to celebrate their Super Bowl victory. The Patriots returned the favor by honoring David Ortiz before his retirement in 2016.

It's an excellent relationship that Belichick said he was honored to continue by helping to exaggerate the hype of the first game.

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"I was honored that they asked me to do it," said Belichick, courtesy of NESN. "It was great to be part of that. I do not really have this experience of baseball, but the World Series is one of the major sporting events in this country, and the tradition is for many, especially with these two franchises. I am very honored to have been invited to participate in this project and look forward to seeing it. "

Perhaps this is the longest and easiest answer Belichick ever made during a meeting with the press. And hey, it's quite surprising that he took the time to get ready for the Monday night football game in New England against the Buffalo Bills to get us excited for the World Series. We certainly can not expect him to watch matches as well.

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