Jamal Murray could very well score more points than any player has ever scored in a playoff series before this season. Right now, he has 204 total points. LeBron James has the record with 241, so if Murray scores 38, he’ll surpass him. And after three straight games with 40 points or more, it certainly looks possible for Murray to get that total. (Donovan Mitchell, by the way, has 232 points in the series — already second all time . Both players have been lights out.) But Murray’s performance has also needed a full team of individual defensive failures. Royce O’Neale, a man given a four-year extension for his defensive prowess on the ball, has shrunk from the moment. Joe Ingles, who once slowed All-NBA wing Paul George to the point of embarrassment, hasn’t had a prayer of staying with the shifty Murray. Donovan Mitchell can’t stay within touching distance, and Mike Conley is so small the Jazz haven’t even tried him, even though both are nominally the point guards for their teams. Th