By now you’ve probably seen the above video. It’s LeBron James’ heart-breaking buzzer-beater from the corner that downed the Chicago Bulls and tied up the Eastern Conference Semifinals in dramatic fashion. But that victorious narrative wasn’t always a LeBron hallmark as he steered through the treacherous waters of outsized expectations and the legacies of prior legends.

In fact, only in the past five years has he shown this supreme confidence in pressure-packed situations. Down one or two, LeBron has been a terror in the lane, driving for guaranteed points or a chance at free throws. Down three, he’s sharpened his aim from the arc to stifle opponents with dagger buckets. Shooting has never been a James strong-suit, but winning certainly is. In career playoff chances, he’s now surpassed Michael Jordan as a capable option down the stretch when his teams need a shot.

Late in playoffs, LeBron: 6-11–made 1 more go-ahead shot on SAME ATTEMPTS as MJ (play before GW basket ruled a shot) pic.twitter.com/faZCYIAeyC

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 11, 2015

LeBron on Sunday: 3rd time in last 10 seasons 25+ points and made winning buzzer-beater in playoffs. Rest of NBA: 3 such games combined

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 11, 2015

Whereas only a few years ago the knock on James was that he would rather defer the winning shot to a teammate rather than go to the line or take it himself, now it’s an unquestioned premise that he will take the fateful shot come hell or high water.

And it’s justified. Take a look at LeBron James’ game-winning feats, in chronological order.