"should", yes. Coors has a lot of things going for it that make mediocre hitters look really good. Breaking balls don't break there. An 83 mph curveball with no break is going to be pretty easy to hit. The outfield is huge, giving outfielders a ton of ground to cover. Coors isn't just "homer friendly" because of thin air, it's got a confluence of effects that make it extremely friendly for all types of hitters. In a not-small- sample over his career, Lemaihieu is a .676 OPS hitter away from Coors (with 28 homers) and a .835 OPS hitter at Coors (with 21 homers). These are both almost 2000 PA samples. That's not a normal home/road split, that's a Coors split, and you'll find that pretty normally with a lot of long time Rockies. Arenado home career OPS 1.022, away .783 Charlie Blackmon home .983/ away 764 Cargo -- .974/.728 Just......no on Lemahieu. I want no part of a .675 OPS 2nd baseman, going into his age 30 season, who hits for little power, and is going to be demanding a pretty significant contract.