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We're only into the second week of the season, but fantasy owners who drafted Eric Gagne are starting to worry that their investment is in jeapordy.  So what do you to when you want to protect your investment?  You buy insurance.  In this case, the insurance policy goes by two names - David Riske and Derrick Turnbow, two former closers who are currently pitching in setup roles for the Brewers, but are also waiting in the wings if Gagne reverts to the player who got rocked in almost every outing with Boston last season.  He has already blown two saves so far this season, so the grumblings about him heading toward another implosion are not unwarranted.  There have been reports from Milwaukee that the velocity on his fastball has been hovering in the high eighties.  That is in stark contrast to the player who was once a dominant closer for the Dodgers and humming fastballs by hitters at close to 100 mph.  Here is the 2008  statistical look at all three pitchers:

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