The Golden State Warriors will look to avoid a sixth straight loss when they hit the road Tuesday night to take on the hosting Utah Jazz at 9 p.m. ET.

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The Warriors need to improve defensively or they could soon find themselves out of the playoff picture. They're giving up 118.0 points per game during their skid after allowing an average of 96.8 in its previous four, all wins.

Wins in Salt Lake City have been hard to come by for Golden State -- it has lost 49 of 60 there, including the playoffs, since the 1987-88 season -- but the Warriors won 94-83 in their last visit on Dec. 26.

Warriors All-Star forward David Lee, who finished with six points and two boards in the West's 143-138 victory on Sunday, has a league-best 33 double-doubles. He had 18 points and nine boards on Dec. 26.

After losing two straight, Utah (30-24) ended the first half with a 109-94 victory over Northwest Division-leading Oklahoma City last Tuesday and a 97-93 road win over Minnesota a day later when it overcame a 10-point second-quarter deficit.

The Jazz, the NBA leader with 13 wins in games they've trailed by double-digits, could move into a virtual tie with the Warriors (30-22) for sixth place in the West if they record their first 3-0 stretch since a four-game surge from Jan. 12-23.

Utah's focus should be on winning for the 12th time in 14 home games, but the team was answering questions about Lowe on Monday after he was arrested earlier in the day for failing to file his North Carolina state income taxes during his last three years (2009-11) coaching North Carolina State.