3 players combining for 55 points is a mere 18.7 ppg. That's not that big of a deal. It is impressive, but until they average that, it's not incredible. I'm sure there are threesomes that do produce better numbers. Since I watch the Jazz, I can give you a stat line between Okur, Boozer and Kirilenko in a game against the Suns.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boxscore?gid=2006032126
69 pts, 42 rbs, 9 asts, 7 blocks.
If you want to do a point guard, two forward equal comparison, then remove Okur and add Williams.
62 pts, 31 rbs, 16 assts, 6 blocks.
And before you go off on saying it's the Suns, the same point guard and two forward trio scored 54 against the Spurs in their last meeting, so again, one stat line means nothing.
It's one stat line. I don't think you can look at that one stat line and say, wow, the Jazz should win 50 games next year just like you can't say the Magic are going to win 45.