fewest home runs allowed in a season by a team between 2000 to 2019

Between the 2000 and 2019 seasons, the San Francisco Giants gave up the fewest home runs by a team in a season, with 96 HR in 2011.

	TEAM	HR	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	GS	ERA	SO	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	ER	R	BB	HBP	IBB	TBF	WP	K/9	BB/9	K/BB	HR/9	K%	BB%	WHIP	BABIP	RA	H/9
1	Giants	96	2011	162	.531	86	76	162	3.20	1,316	3	2	52	1468.0	1,260	522	578	559	50	46	6,130	42	8.07	3.43	2.35	0.59	21.5	9.1	1.24	.283	3.54	7.72
2	Pirates	101	2013	162	.580	94	68	162	3.26	1,261	3	0	55	1470.2	1,299	533	577	515	70	26	6,147	81	7.72	3.15	2.45	0.62	20.5	8.4	1.23	.285	3.53	7.95
3	Pirates	110	2015	162	.605	98	64	162	3.21	1,338	0	0	54	1489.2	1,392	532	596	453	75	38	6,215	67	8.08	2.74	2.95	0.66	21.5	7.3	1.24	.302	3.60	8.41
4	Nationals	110	2014	162	.593	96	66	162	3.03	1,288	5	4	45	1470.2	1,351	495	555	352	51	26	6,020	37	7.88	2.15	3.66	0.67	21.4	5.8	1.16	.294	3.40	8.27
5	Cardinals	112	2013	162	.599	97	65	162	3.42	1,254	7	4	44	1459.2	1,366	555	596	451	64	26	6,104	33	7.73	2.78	2.78	0.69	20.5	7.4	1.24	.297	3.67	8.42
6	Marlins	114	2014	162	.475	77	85	162	3.78	1,190	3	3	42	1457.2	1,481	613	674	458	49	35	6,217	56	7.35	2.83	2.60	0.70	19.1	7.4	1.33	.310	4.16	9.14
7	Cubs	115	2014	162	.451	73	89	162	3.91	1,311	1	1	37	1463.1	1,398	636	707	504	55	37	6,208	64	8.06	3.10	2.60	0.71	21.1	8.1	1.30	.304	4.35	8.60
8	Marlins	116	2005	162	.512	83	79	162	4.16	1,125	14	8	42	1442.1	1,459	666	732	563	65	57	6,236	45	7.02	3.51	2.00	0.72	18.0	9.0	1.40	.308	4.57	9.10
9	Giants	116	2002	162	.590	95	66	162	3.54	992	10	5	43	1437.1	1,349	566	616	523	36	44	6,056	36	6.21	3.27	1.90	0.73	16.4	8.6	1.30	.281	3.86	8.45
10	Padres	117	2014	162	.475	77	85	162	3.27	1,284	4	3	41	1438.2	1,300	523	577	462	46	32	6,006	57	8.03	2.89	2.78	0.73	21.4	7.7	1.22	.289	3.61	8.13
11	Braves	119	2009	162	.531	86	76	162	3.57	1,232	3	0	38	1462.2	1,399	581	641	530	49	59	6,208	40	7.58	3.26	2.32	0.73	19.8	8.5	1.32	.299	3.94	8.61
12	Padres	119	2007	163	.546	89	74	163	3.70	1,136	1	0	45	1484.2	1,406	611	666	474	48	48	6,254	42	6.89	2.87	2.40	0.72	18.2	7.6	1.27	.287	4.04	8.52
13	Phillies	120	2011	162	.630	102	60	162	3.02	1,299	18	7	47	1477.0	1,320	495	529	404	47	41	6,069	23	7.92	2.46	3.22	0.73	21.4	6.7	1.17	.286	3.22	8.04
14	Braves	121	2014	162	.488	79	83	162	3.38	1,301	5	2	54	1455.0	1,369	547	597	472	37	36	6,087	75	8.05	2.92	2.76	0.75	21.4	7.8	1.27	.300	3.69	8.47
15	Marlins	121	2013	162	.383	62	100	162	3.71	1,177	2	1	36	1460.0	1,376	602	646	526	47	58	6,166	53	7.26	3.24	2.24	0.75	19.1	8.5	1.30	.292	3.98	8.48
16	Dodgers	122	2012	162	.531	86	76	162	3.34	1,276	2	2	40	1449.2	1,277	538	597	539	45	62	6,068	46	7.92	3.35	2.37	0.76	21.0	8.9	1.25	.283	3.71	7.93
17	Cardinals	123	2015	162	.617	100	62	162	2.94	1,329	1	0	62	1464.2	1,359	478	525	477	45	37	6,134	48	8.17	2.93	2.79	0.76	21.7	7.8	1.25	.297	3.23	8.35
18	Cardinals	123	2014	162	.556	90	72	162	3.50	1,221	8	5	55	1448.2	1,321	564	603	470	61	35	6,069	44	7.59	2.92	2.60	0.76	20.1	7.7	1.24	.286	3.75	8.21
19	Cardinals	123	2009	162	.562	91	71	162	3.66	1,049	8	4	43	1440.2	1,407	586	640	460	53	23	6,087	43	6.55	2.87	2.28	0.77	17.2	7.6	1.30	.292	4.00	8.79
20	Dodgers	123	2008	162	.519	84	78	162	3.68	1,205	5	4	35	1447.1	1,381	591	648	480	48	58	6,127	47	7.49	2.98	2.51	0.76	19.7	7.8	1.29	.295	4.03	8.59
21	Braves	123	2002	161	.631	101	59	161	3.13	1,058	3	2	57	1467.1	1,302	511	565	554	42	63	6,131	40	6.49	3.40	1.91	0.75	17.3	9.0	1.26	.271	3.47	7.99
22	Braves	125	2011	162	.549	89	73	162	3.48	1,332	3	2	52	1479.2	1,332	572	605	521	53	73	6,220	61	8.10	3.17	2.56	0.76	21.4	8.4	1.25	.288	3.68	8.10
23	Padres	125	2011	162	.438	71	91	162	3.42	1,139	0	0	44	1449.1	1,324	551	611	521	37	56	6,065	45	7.07	3.24	2.19	0.78	18.8	8.6	1.27	.283	3.79	8.22
24	Angels	126	2014	162	.605	98	64	162	3.58	1,342	3	2	46	1482.2	1,307	590	630	504	63	41	6,179	74	8.15	3.06	2.66	0.76	21.7	8.2	1.22	.285	3.82	7.93
25	Braves	126	2010	162	.562	91	71	162	3.56	1,241	2	0	41	1439.1	1,326	569	629	505	49	64	6,052	42	7.76	3.16	2.46	0.79	20.5	8.3	1.27	.290	3.93	8.29