Utah (4-4) at Sacramento (2-5), 10:00 pm EST

SACRAMENTO, California (Ticker) - The shorthanded Utah Jazz will try to erase the memory of a dismal offensive performance Tuesday when they face the Sacramento Kings.

Injuries to forwards Carlos Boozer (hamstring), Andrei Kirilenko (ankle) and guards Gordan Giricek (tonsillitis) and Keith McLeod (back spasms) left the Jazz undermanned Monday against the New York Knicks.

Without many of its top offensive threats, Utah shot a franchise-worst 29 percent (22-of-75) en route a 73-62 setback to New York. Rookie Deron Williams was one of the few bright spots for the Jazz with 18 points in 32 minutes off the bench.

Leading scorer Mehmet Okur was held to just 12 points on 4-of-11 shooting for Utah, which matched the second-lowest output in team history and helped New York set a franchise record for points allowed.

Things got so sloppy for the Jazz that near the end of the third period, owner Larry Miller left his courtside seat to sit at the end of Utah's bench and was spotted in the team huddle, although it did not help the Jazz avoid their third loss in four games.

The Kings also are trying to bounce back from a loss to the Knicks after dropping a 105-95 decision on Sunday.

Peja Stojakovic scored 31 points and Mike Bibby added 18 for Sacramento, which committed 21 turnovers and allowed New York to shoot 54 percent (41-of-76).

Sacramento won two of the three matchups last season, including the only one in Arco Arena, and has won 14 of the last 17 meetings overall.