The overall tone wasn't great. They didn't give a tremendously robust outlook. They thought the market would probably be in a better position today.

The fact that orders were up, and they're maintaining guidance is another example that it's not the end of the world.

It just shows that the large builders, who have the leverage and the economies of scale, can grow in a challenging environment. As long as there are no major misses, and forward-looking (profit) guidance is not negative, we remain encouraged.

I think it's a reasonable thought that if it went beyond the All-Star break that would make it difficult to do something.

For what we can do at this point in the season, I thought they did the best the could. ... I thought they played very well together and obviously there's room to get better. The stuff we're doing in practice was paying off.

The game went almost exactly as I thought it would go.