(AP) -- While the Philadelphia 76ers have dropped game after game without any end in sight, they appear to have as good a chance as any to finally break through Saturday night.

The 76ers try to avoid the second-longest losing streak in team history and a franchise-worst 13th consecutive home defeat as they face the last-place Utah Jazz, who have been especially bad on the road.

Philadelphia (15-46) hasn't seen anything go its way since a 95-94 win at Boston on Jan. 29, getting outscored by an average of 19.8 points during its 15-game skid. The 76ers haven't lost 16 in a row since a franchise-worst 20-game slide in 1972-73.