Kings 99, Pacers 94: Rudy Gay scored 31 points as visiting Sacramento held on to snap an eight-game losing streak.

Darren Collison scored 23 points for the Kings, who made their first 24 free throws en route to their first road win in six tries against an Eastern Conference team. DeMarcus Cousins had 20 points on 6-of-24 shooting and 19 rebounds before fouling out with 1:46 remaining.

David West and C.J. Miles scored 17 points apiece to lead the way for the Pacers, losers of nine of their last 11. George Hill came off the bench to provide 14 points and fellow reserve Luis Scola chipped in 13.

Collison scored 12 points in the first quarter while the Kings finished 12-of-12 at the line to claim a 34-21 lead, and Gay made 5-of-6 shots in the second as Sacramento took a 64-50 advantage into halftime. The lead grew to 20 late in the third before the Pacers closed the period on an 8-0 run and then pulled within 80-71 on back-to-back hoops by Miles early in the fourth.

Scola hit four straight free throws to slice the deficit to seven points moments later, but Cousins had a putback to restore a double-digit lead with under eight minutes to go. Indiana put together a 7-0 run - all from the foul line - to get within 93-89 with 1:21 left before Gay hit a tough fadeaway and Collison buried a long jumper with 13 ticks remaining to help the Kings survive.

GAME NOTEBOOK: The Kings' starters outscored the Pacers' first five by a whopping 84-38 margin. ... Sacramento finished 26-of-29 from the line while Indiana was 23-of-25. ... Pacers PF Lavoy Allen sat with a knee injury and is expected to miss the next game Wednesday against Detroit.