woody paige, don't blow that lead you have.member where we were when mark reynolds set the all-time single season record for strikeouts. but he's hit 43 home runs this year, knocked in 100 runs, stole 24 bases. is there any embarrassment in striking out a couple hundred times? >> there really isn't. jack cusp struck out 197 times in oakland last year and nobody really noticed. it would be nice to move runners over occasionally. >> he's not a money ball guy. you're not going to read about him in any book. but the 24 stolen bases sprats him. he's not dave kingman just swinging away. >> if you look at the top strikeout hitters inable in history it's latered with big hitters. it's not such a big deal, swing for the fences. why not? >> babe ruth struck out 1,360 times and we don't remember any of them. i've struck out on this program 989 times, but what do we remember? 301 victories. >> that's a pretty good arguments. >> all right, that was the horn, this is the first cut. bill plaschke, you made the showdown in what, three straight

what type of person are you, woody paige? >> i go with cutler.game with the most attention on it because of what he did the first game. four picks, none yesterday. threw a touchdown pass off the wrong foot. got them down in field goal range. people had kind of pulled off him, have to get back on that bandwagon becauseç he is a gre quarterback. >> cowlishaw? >> i gave you the bears friday but i think this is a bigger loss for the steelers because they are in a situation they could have lost the first game and won in overtime. they will be in tight battles all year the way they play. they will miss polamalu. >> jeff reed, after the game, said if i make one of the two we win the game and i'm going to take his word. this is the 10th most accurate kick are in nfl history. that was a fluke and the bears didn't lead until the last 15 seconds. pittsburgh blew it. >> you say you take jeff reed's word for it. you don't need to take his word for it. plaschke, go ahead. >> as much as you ripped jay cutler you have to give him credit. it was a huge game for

the golden state warriors. >> do you know what woody paige is talking about right now? you got your face time in right there, the topography of california. that was very well spent. see you tomorrow, woodrow. >> well, i am truly honored -- >> let's go to commercial. come on. coming up, the big fuss over it's the ideal learning environment because of that, that intimacy; it's very personal. to be able to communicate directly with your teacher instead of being in a class of 300 makes all the difference in the world. there's math lab, there's writing lab, there's just so many resources available to you. it gives you real world experience; i have the information directly from people who are working in the field. you get experience and knowledge from people who are all across the nation. - my name is adam. - deanna. tavares and i am a phoenix. [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] >> woody left us about two minutes for the rest of the show. paige done talking for the day. >> michael crabtree, neither crab nor tree. neither pro nor collegian. just hanging out. and he's the