So, I tought it would be interesting to enter a 50M offense at Coors. Results after regular season:

Ty Cobb '13 (L)	RF*	1	94	642	561	4	117	0	.426	.497	.524	7.47M
Jack Doyle '94 (R)	1B*	2	96	674	632	5	141	0	.407	.439	.527	4.50M
Nap Lajoie '02 (R)	2B*	3	91	564	524	23	164	0	.422	.461	.660	6.76M
Jack Clements '95 (L)	C *	4	90	549	509	32	172	0	.420	.455	.709	5.56M
Babe Ruth '22 (L)	LF*	5	94	628	523	52	189	0	.367	.468	.765	6.24M
Howard Johnson '89 (S)	SS^	6	100	734	661	39	136	42	.356	.407	.640	5.39M
Nap Lajoie '03 (R)	3B^	7	99	704	670	16	145	0	.391	.419	.594	6.90M
Charlie Hickman '02 (R)	CF^	8	95	645	626	16	129	0	.371	.389	.545	5.85M

Starting Pitchers went (Hitting, Pitching):
Jesse Tannehill '00 .403, .433, .505, 20 doubles in 210 pa. 28-8 4.58 era.
Al Orth '07 .325, .348, .448, 15 doubles in 201 pa. 20-13 5.75 era.
Ted Breinstenstein '99 .407, .461, .487, 9 doubles in 165 pa. 14-12 8.13 era.

Team went 91-72 (1st in div after tie breaking game, last in div ended only 4.5 games behind), scored 1407 runs and allowed 1318, 59-23 at home. All 8 postion players made the all-star game, 8 silver sluggers (Hickman didn't make it, Tannehill was the pitcher).

I rested my guys in 30 away games. Top 3, most runs in a game: 53, 44, 44. Most runs allowed: 31. Most runs scored in a loss 13. Most run allowed in a win: 15 twice. Most runs combined: 59 twice.

I don't have a good match in the playoffs, so this should be it.

Edit: bold and italic.

So you don't need pitching in Coors. You can just outscore everyone and make the playoffs with a little divisional luck maybe - though your division instead sounds competitive.

Great experiment. Food for thought. Your team scored almost 9 runs a game and gave up 8. Wow.

Coors teams in OLs can be a lot of fun...

Jimmy Foxx 98 HRs !!

Babe Ruth only 81 HRs !! Must have been out drinking in the Denver Mini-Breweries too often.