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

Between the 2000 and 2019 seasons, the San Diego Padres smashed the fewest homers by a team in a season, with 91 homers in 2011.

	TEAM	HR	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	R	H	2B	3B	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Padres	91	2011	162	.438	71	91	5,417	593	1,284	247	42	563	501	48	1,320	170	44	6,068	1,888	380	55	47	42	105	.237	.305	.349	.653
2	Giants	94	2008	162	.444	72	90	5,543	640	1,452	311	37	606	452	48	1,044	108	46	6,144	2,119	442	57	44	45	139	.262	.321	.382	.703
3	Royals	95	2014	162	.549	89	73	5,545	651	1,456	286	29	604	380	53	985	153	36	6,058	2,085	410	33	47	22	131	.263	.314	.376	.690
4	Marlins	95	2013	162	.383	62	100	5,449	513	1,257	219	31	485	432	56	1,232	78	29	6,020	1,823	345	57	26	31	131	.231	.293	.335	.627
5	Astros	95	2011	162	.346	56	106	5,598	615	1,442	309	28	579	401	46	1,164	118	33	6,148	2,092	432	66	37	34	111	.258	.311	.374	.684
6	Mets	95	2009	162	.432	70	92	5,453	671	1,472	295	49	631	526	36	928	122	44	6,158	2,150	439	88	55	49	144	.270	.335	.394	.729
7	Braves	100	2015	162	.414	67	95	5,420	573	1,361	251	18	548	471	44	1,107	69	33	6,033	1,948	369	67	31	39	148	.251	.314	.359	.674
8	Mariners	101	2010	162	.377	61	101	5,409	513	1,274	227	16	485	459	39	1,184	142	39	5,989	1,836	344	42	40	33	110	.236	.298	.339	.637
9	Royals	102	2007	162	.426	69	93	5,534	706	1,447	300	46	660	428	89	1,069	78	44	6,139	2,145	448	41	47	34	151	.261	.322	.388	.710
10	Giants	103	2012	162	.580	94	68	5,558	718	1,495	287	57	675	483	29	1,097	118	39	6,200	2,205	447	69	61	44	114	.269	.327	.397	.724
11	Twins	103	2011	162	.389	63	99	5,487	619	1,357	259	25	572	440	37	1,048	92	39	6,020	1,975	387	31	25	24	115	.247	.306	.360	.666
12	Cardinals	105	2014	162	.556	90	72	5,426	619	1,371	275	21	585	471	86	1,133	57	32	6,086	2,003	401	64	39	28	140	.253	.320	.369	.689
13	Giants	107	2013	162	.469	76	86	5,552	629	1,446	280	35	596	469	39	1,078	67	26	6,168	2,117	422	66	42	40	131	.260	.320	.381	.702
14	Pirates	107	2011	162	.444	72	90	5,421	610	1,325	277	35	580	489	34	1,308	108	52	6,063	1,993	419	75	44	31	123	.244	.309	.368	.676
15	Mets	108	2011	162	.475	77	85	5,600	718	1,477	309	39	676	571	51	1,085	130	35	6,335	2,188	456	65	48	56	112	.264	.335	.391	.725
16	Astros	108	2010	162	.469	76	86	5,452	611	1,348	252	25	577	415	33	1,025	100	36	6,004	1,974	385	75	29	27	130	.247	.303	.362	.665
17	Padres	109	2014	162	.475	77	85	5,294	535	1,199	224	30	500	468	41	1,294	91	34	5,904	1,810	363	56	45	27	118	.226	.292	.342	.634
18	Mariners	109	2011	162	.414	67	95	5,421	556	1,263	253	22	534	435	37	1,280	125	40	5,972	1,887	384	38	41	33	82	.233	.292	.348	.640
19	Athletics	109	2010	162	.500	81	81	5,448	663	1,396	276	30	619	527	47	1,061	156	38	6,116	2,059	415	43	51	16	129	.256	.324	.378	.702
20	Rangers	111	2014	162	.414	67	95	5,460	637	1,400	260	28	597	417	61	1,162	105	59	6,024	2,049	399	41	45	37	148	.256	.314	.375	.689
21	Twins	111	2008	163	.540	88	75	5,641	829	1,572	298	49	791	529	36	979	102	42	6,330	2,301	458	52	72	48	142	.279	.340	.408	.748
22	Royals	112	2013	162	.531	86	76	5,549	648	1,443	254	34	620	422	42	1,048	153	32	6,092	2,101	400	37	42	38	131	.260	.315	.379	.694
23	Athletics	114	2011	162	.457	74	88	5,452	645	1,330	280	29	612	509	50	1,094	117	43	6,102	2,010	423	34	57	20	119	.244	.311	.369	.680
24	Dodgers	116	2012	162	.531	86	76	5,438	637	1,369	269	23	607	481	52	1,156	104	44	6,091	2,032	408	82	38	49	139	.252	.317	.374	.690
25	Twins	116	2000	162	.426	69	93	5,615	748	1,516	325	49	711	556	35	1,021	90	45	6,281	2,287	490	24	51	31	143	.270	.337	.407	.744