The Utah Jazz will be riding the momentum of one of opening night's biggest surprises when they go for a second straight win at the expense of the host Sacramento Kings on Friday night.

Coming off a season in which they won only 17 games and had the worst record in the NBA, the Jazz got double-figure scoring from three starters and three reserves in a shockingly easy 129-108 romp over the visiting Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.

Utah outshot and outrebounded its highly regarded opponent, but big man Walker Kessler was most impressed with the Jazz's teamwork, which helped produce a whopping 38 assists on 48 baskets.

"That was fun. That was fun all around," Kessler said. "I mean, 38 assists. We flew around, played great defense. It was a lot of fun. That's a fun way to play. Cele

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