(Sports Network) - The Utah Jazz aim to get back on the winning track Tuesday when they arrive in Sacramento to face the struggling Kings at ARCO Arena.

The Jazz suffered a rare loss in Salt Lake City Saturday when New Jersey's Devin Harris scored 34 points and doled out six assists to lead the Nets in a 105-88 thrashing of Utah.

Paul Millsap had 20 points and 10 boards for the Jazz, who saw their two-game win streak come to an end.

C.J. Miles poured in 16 points, while Deron Williams had 10 points and 13 assists. Mehmet Okur had 10 points and 11 boards.

Utah continues to play without star forward Carlos Boozer, who has missed the previous six games with a strained left quadriceps. Boozer is expected to be in Sacramento with the team but is unlikely to play. Meanwhile, fellow forward Andrei Kirilenko is also doubtful with an ankle injury.

The Kings dropped their sixth straight game and the opener of a four-game homestand on Saturday when Dallas' Jason Terry scored 24 points off the bench, leading the Mavericks to a 101-78 rout of Sacramento, which has also lost six straight at ARCO Arena just two shy of the team record.

Beno Udrih had 13 points, nine rebounds and seven assists for the Kings. John Salmons added 10 points, while Donte Green had nine points in the loss.

Salmons is questionable for tonight's game with a strained left thigh but the team may be in for a boost with the possible return of high-scoring guard Kevin Martin.

Martin, the team's leading scorer who has missed the past 12 games with an ankle injury, is probable for tonight's contest.

Sacramento, which has won six of its last seven meetings with the Jazz as the host, will also face Denver and the LA Lakers during its residency.