Thu Jul 09, 2015 4:14 pm
Because of the huge amount of ballpark singles, I like to put emphasis on middle defense--of course, if you can get the hand on Tulowitski, you get the perfect fit of power and defense.
As J-Pav said, you could go with a strong pitching squad with low BP, ideally low on-base, so Kershaw is an obvious choice, I also love Sanchez for Coors, despite having low gbA, but he fits the low on-base/no BP category. His hold doesn't hurt as much in Coors as opposed to Fenway, for example. Same argument for Arrieta.
But personnally, I like going with really cheap pitchers in the 1M-2M range, pitchers who have 12 chances of DP and no ballpark (to give a few names: Y.Flande, Treinen, D.Hale) and load a dream-team bullpen of at least two 4M/5M relievers and a third string of quality around 3M---ideally reliever with no ballpark singles (like Betances, for example).
But my strongest recommandation is that you don't play middle ground for Coors, either you go with a real strong pitching squad, and limit yourself to one reliever/closer, but if you don't like your staff, drop it all and go with a staff with no one higher than 3M and build a very strong bullpen. Say you have Kershaw, Fiers and three cheapies. Coors is merciless with cheap starters, so you really to invest in super relievers, but most often these two relievers will be useless when Kershaw and Fiers are on the mound, so you don't optimize your strength.