highest batting average in a season with 30 home runs and less than 46 home runs and 100 rbis and 100 runs since 1933

Since 1933, Ted Williams has the best batting average with 100+ RBIs with <46 home runs with 30+ home runs and with 100+ runs in a season, with an average of .406 in 1941.

Interpreted as:

highest batting average by a player in a season with 30 or more home runs and less than 46 home runs and 100 or more rbis and 100 or more runs since 1933

	NAME	AVG	HR	RBI	R	SEASON	TM	G	AB	H	2B	3B	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	OPS	WRC	WRAA	WOBA	WRC+	BRAA
1	Ted Williams T. Williams	.406	37	120	135	1941	BSA	143	456	185	33	3	147	3	27	2	4	606	335	73	0			10	.553	.735	1.287	179	108.8	.568	221	96.9
2	Joe DiMaggio J. DiMaggio	.381	30	126	108	1939	NYY	120	462	176	32	6	52	4	20	3	0	524	310	68	6			11	.448	.671	1.119	129	64	.495	180	58.5
3	Larry Walker L. Walker	.379	37	115	108	1999	COL	127	438	166	26	4	57	12	52	11	4	513	311	67	0	6	8	12	.458	.710	1.168	131	64.1	.485	167	46.6
4	Stan Musial S. Musial	.376	39	131	135	1948	SLN	155	611	230	46	18	79	3	34	7		694	429	103	1			18	.450	.702	1.152	174	92.3	.512	201	86.4
5	Joe Medwick J. Medwick	.374	31	154	111	1937	SLN	156	633	237	56	10	41	2	50	4		677	406	97	1			11	.414	.641	1.056	153	68	.467	180	67.4
6	Todd Helton T. Helton	.372	42	147	138	2000	COL	160	580	216	59	2	103	4	61	5	3	697	405	103	0	10	22	12	.463	.698	1.162	174	82.4	.476	161	58
7	Jeff Bagwell J. Bagwell	.368	39	116	104	1994	HOU	110	400	147	32	2	65	4	65	15	4	479	300	73	0	10	14	12	.451	.750	1.201	123	62.6	.488	206	65.2
8	Barry Bonds B. Bonds	.362	45	101	129	2004	SFG	147	373	135	27	3	232	9	41	6	1	617	303	75	0	3	120	5	.609	.812	1.422	185	108	.537	233	105.7
9	Mike Piazza M. Piazza	.362	40	124	104	1997	LAD	152	556	201	32	1	69	3	77	5	1	633	355	73	0	5	11	19	.431	.638	1.070	141	63.2	.452	183	66.4
10	Norm Cash N. Cash	.361	41	132	119	1961	DET	159	535	193	22	8	124	9	85	11	5	672	354	71	2	2	19	16	.487	.662	1.148	168	88.3	.488	194	79.5
11	Jimmie Foxx J. Foxx	.360	35	105	130	1939	BSA	124	467	168	31	10	89	2	72	4	3	563	324	76	5			17	.464	.694	1.158	144	74.3	.507	181	63.5
12	Albert Pujols A. Pujols	.359	43	124	137	2003	STL	157	591	212	51	1	79	10	65	5	1	685	394	95	0	5	12	13	.439	.667	1.106	160	76.4	.461	184	74.1
13	Todd Helton T. Helton	.358	33	117	135	2003	COL	160	583	209	49	5	111	2	72	0	4	703	367	87	0	7	21	19	.458	.630	1.088	160	73.6	.453	163	56.6
14	Alex Rodriguez A. Rodriguez	.358	36	123	141	1996	SEA	146	601	215	54	1	59	4	104	15	4	677	379	91	6	7	1	15	.414	.631	1.045	149	62.1	.443	159	55.4
15	Albert Pujols A. Pujols	.357	37	116	100	2008	STL	148	524	187	44	0	104	5	54	7	3	641	342	81	0	8	34	16	.462	.653	1.114	146	69.1	.459	185	68.1
16	Joe DiMaggio J. DiMaggio	.357	30	125	122	1941	NYY	139	541	193	43	11	76	4	13	4	2	621	348	84	0			6	.440	.643	1.083	144	72.3	.486	181	66.6
17	Ted Williams T. Williams	.356	36	137	141	1942	BSA	150	522	186	34	5	145	4	51	3	2	671	338	75	0			12	.499	.648	1.147	168	96.2	.524	209	86.5
18	Stan Musial S. Musial	.355	32	108	124	1951	SLN	152	578	205	30	12	98	1	40	4	5	678	355	74	1			6	.449	.614	1.063	153	73.6	.475	180	67.8
19	Hank Aaron H. Aaron	.355	39	123	116	1959	MIL	154	629	223	46	7	51	4	54	8	0	693	400	92	0	9	17	19	.401	.636	1.037	145	66.1	.440	175	65.4
20	Frank Thomas F. Thomas	.353	38	101	106	1994	CWS	113	399	141	34	1	109	2	61	2	3	517	291	73	0	7	12	15	.487	.729	1.217	138	72.3	.499	205	71.9
21	Don Mattingly D. Mattingly	.352	31	113	117	1986	NYY	162	677	238	53	2	53	1	35	0	0	742	388	86	1	10	11	17	.394	.573	.967	141	55.9	.416	160	54.2
22	Lou Gehrig L. Gehrig	.351	37	158	138	1937	NYY	157	569	200	37	9	127	4	49	4	3	700	366	83	0				.473	.643	1.116	173	85.5	.494	176	76.5
23	Larry Walker L. Walker	.350	38	123	107	2001	COL	142	497	174	35	3	82	14	103	14	5	601	329	76	0	8	6	9	.449	.662	1.111	143	67.9	.461	162	49
24	Frank Thomas F. Thomas	.349	40	134	110	1996	CWS	141	527	184	26	0	109	5	70	1	1	649	330	66	0	8	26	25	.459	.626	1.085	148	64.3	.451	167	60.4
25	Miguel Cabrera M. Cabrera	.348	44	137	103	2013	DET	148	555	193	26	1	90	5	94	3	0	652	353	71	0	2	19	19	.442	.636	1.078	144	72.1	.455	193	68.8