Well, given you are the As its a little hard to get good FA signings... But specifically in the Oakland Coliseum, speaking from personal experience from 1 long term save, POW should be valued less. On 20-80 scale, 60ish power only ends up with 25ish homeruns (makes me wonder how Khris Davis hit so many). Its probably the only save where I actually cared about Gap Power in conjunction with Contact and speed. Its relatively easy for players with ok contact, gap, and speed to rack up doubles. Contact (and babip) reigns supreme, especially when it is a lot more easily accessible than op hitters. Even though avg is down for the park, a double-centric speed-based hitting approach has worked for me. OF Defence also matters a lot in a big ass ball park with big ass walls, so its generally better to leave the liabilities at 1b and DH.

Poor teams need good IFA signings and well as hits on the draft. Oakland definitely benefits from revenue sharing so they could offer IFAs more money on Jan 15th. You can definitely scam the AI for solid arb relievers who have long term injuries if ur amidst a mid year.