At this point, that's unfair to Erceg, who has faced college, and now the start of pro competition, vs McClanahan, who has seen neither. The Brewers have done a great job here, giving themselves the opportunity to find out who will have the better career, and hoping it's a photo finish. McClanahan cost a lot more. Erceg is more polished. I don't think they would have spent so much more on McClanahan if they thought he was an inferior prospect.