My first NBA post in a while

Disregard later maybe.  But, I remember reading an article early this season where Skip Bayless pointed out that Lebron had a long history of choking in the big moments -- then Game 6 in Boston last year, Miami rolls to a title, and suddenly all is forgiven and forgotten.  Did he really change that much, from someone who was not dependable in the clutch to a closer?  I don't know if Bayless was on to something, but tonight sure does offer us a great chance to find out the answer.