HOUSTON -- Given the lack of drama in the second half, it was easy to chuckle at how the Rockets fumbled away an opportunity to set an NBA single-game record for 3-pointers on Wednesday night in their blowout win over the Sacramento Kings.The Rockets (19-7) won their eighth consecutive game by, in part, sinking 22 3-pointers in their 34-point victory. Houston shares the NBA record of 23 with the Golden State Warriors, and after rookie forward Kyle Wiltjer nailed a 3 with 3:55 left, the Rockets were one away from that mark. They closed the game by taking six of their final seven shots inside the arc to squander their shot at a new league mark.But the bigger picture is this: Houston has hit at least 20 3-pointers in a game twice this season after having done so only twice previously in franchise history. Second-year forward Sam Dekker expressed confidence that this group will get another shot at the record this season, and with four Rockets ranked in the top 11 league-wide in 3-pointers, Dekker has every reason to forecast another record run.Each person has their job on this team. Its a specific group thats really put together well, said Rockets forward Ryan Anderson, whose 65 treys rank 11th in the NBA and fourth on the team behind Eric Gordon (93), James Harden (76) and Trevor Ariza (70). And everybody accepts their role here. There are rare teams where everybody comes together as a cohesive unit rather than trying to play too much one-on-one or look out for themselves. And its fun. Its an unselfish style of basketball.The Rockets, who will host the New Orleans Pelicans (9-18) on Friday night at Toyota Center, did get a bit of bad news with the announcement that forward Donatas Motiejunas rights were renounced and that he was an unrestricted free agent. Motiejunas and the Rockets had been in a prolonged stalemate regarding his contract status and his health. The resolution reached may ultimately hurt the team.The Pelicans, meanwhile, snapped a 10-game losing skid against the Indiana Pacers with their 102-95 home win on Thursday night. All-Star forward Anthony Davis posted his seventh 35-point, 15-rebound game this season with 35 points and 16 boards while rookie guard Buddy Hield scored a career-high 21 points.Perhaps the biggest positive for the Pelicans was the return of swingman Tyreke Evans, who played in his first game in 11 months after being sidelined by multiple right knee surgeries and a blood clot in his calf. His previous appearance was Jan. 25.Evans finished with seven points, three rebounds and two assists in 11 minutes. With Evans and guard Jrue Holiday, who missed the first 12 games of the season, back in the fold, the Pelicans are inching closer to finally being whole again.Getting out there running with my teammates in an actual game was exciting for me, Evans said. Ive been doing practices ... but its definitely different in a game.The first couple of minutes I just wanted to get out there and catch a feel for the game and get my feet wet. When I hit that 3 (with 9:29 remaining in the fourth quarter) and that Euro step, I felt like I was ready to go.Fausse Balenciaga .C. -- Rodney Hood connected from all over the court while freshman Jabari Parker was busy swatting shots and scoring in transition. Air Max 90 Pas Cher Femme . 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With the first unit struggling of late and Amir Johnson - one of the teams iron men - hobbling on an injured right ankle, Patterson knew he could get the nod in a challenging matchup against one of the leagues up and coming players at his position.Manuel Pellegrini blamed burnout for Manchester Citys poor performance in their 3-0 defeat at Liverpool, but former City boss Stuart Pearce believes the managers feel every bit of that fatigue too.Pearce, who was in charge at the Etihad Stadium from 2005 to 2007, told Sky Sports Now that being a football manager is one of the toughest jobs around.I think from a physical aspect, its not so bad. But from a mental aspect, being a manager is one of the toughest jobs there is - and I include outside of the football environment, said Pearce. Stuart Pearce managed Nottingham Forest and Manchester City Every week you are in front of the media, that are either lauding you or alternatively trying to get you sacked.You are trying to deliver messages to your players, youve got to be the one that puts a smile on everybodys face even when you dont feel like it.Its a tough place to be for managers. They get paid very well to do so, but mentally, its a very tiring job. From a mental aspect, being a manager is one of the toughest jobs there is. Stuart Pearce Pearces commentts come after Pellegrini said against Liverpool that he could see the team was not fresh, and didnt recover from last week.dddddddddddd.Pellegrinis team have played three games in the past week, including Sundays Capital One Cup final and a Champions League tie in Ukraine against Dynamo Kiev last Wednesday. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said tiredness at this stage of the season is not something to talk about Pearce believes that what modern-day managers have to deal with away from the football pitch is what makes the job so mentally draining.The things outside probably erode you just as much. Theyve got 60 or 70 players at Manchester United, some out on loan, and youve got to know them all - youve got be a counsellor to them all, added Pearce. Youve also got to have good staff around you to take a workload off of you at times. People that you trust that can turn around and say, Take a day off today, Ill take training today.The criticism that managers get when they go and have a weeks break or take the team away - the manager needs that rest as much as the players do.Also See:Premier League videoFixturesTableLive on SkyGet Sky Sports ' ' '