Tuesday, vs. Utah
Time: 7 p.m. TV: CSN.
The skinny: The Kings can only hope to remain consistent when it comes to their performances against the Jazz. Friday's drubbing in Utah was status quo when it comes to games in Salt Lake City, as the Kings were pounded twice on the Jazz's home floor last season. But now the Kings are home, where they've downed the Jazz in six of the last seven meetings at Arco Arena.
Saturday, vs. Denver
Time: 7 p.m. TV: CSN.
The skinny: This will be the Kings' first look at the new-look Nuggets, with guard Allen Iverson having been swapped for Chauncey Billups and the team's personality changing drastically as a result. Entering Saturday night's game against Minnesota, the Billups era had resulted in a 9-3 record (he didn't play in his first game with the team) while the point guard is averaging 16.4 points (on just 38.4 percent shooting) and just 6.8 assists.
– Sam Amick
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