On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vince and the Boston Globe’s Gary Washburn reflect on NBA All-Star weekend and what the league and players need to do to make it worth while. Vince and Gary then give their picks for potential NBA Finals matchups including which series would be most chaotic and which would garner the largest amount of

Anthony Edwards has never lacked in confidence and he has no problem letting folks how much he believes in himself — even if you were once the president of the United States.And even though the high-flying two-guard has shot down the idea of being the future face of the NBA — ceding that title to Victor Wembanyama at All-Star Weekend — Ant-Man made sure to let former president Barack Obama that he was more he could hoop more than just "a little bit.

Edwards' confidence finds the spotlight in Netflix's "Court of Gold," a documentary on the Paris Olympics men's basketball tournament.

How confident is Anthony Edwards? Confident to the point that he's not afraid to tell former President Barack Obama to stop talking. In the Netflix series "Court of Gold"—which follows Team USA en route to the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics—Obama narrates part of the series and is shown talking with Edwards and 76ers star Joel Embiid when Obama asked Embiid what he thinks of Edwards' game.

Anthony Edwards doesn't care who you are -- he'll make damn sure you put respect on his name ... just ask Barack Obama.