highest ops with lower than.300 batting average and more than 50 home runs in a season with at least 120 games

Mark McGwire has the highest OPS with >50 home runs, with a batting average below .300 with 120+ games played in a season, with an OPS of 1.222 in 1998.

Interpreted as:

highest ops by a player with lower than.300 batting average and more than 50 home runs in a season with at least 120 games

	NAME	OPS	AVG	HR	G	SEASON	TM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	wRC	WRAA	wOBA	wRC+	BRAA
1	Mark McGwire M. McGwire	1.222	.299	70	155	1998	STL	509	130	152	21	0	147	162	6	155	1	0	681	383	91	4	28	8	.470	.752	176	91.7	.492	205	90.7
2	Mark McGwire M. McGwire	1.120	.278	65	153	1999	STL	521	118	145	21	1	147	133	2	141	0	0	661	363	87	5	21	12	.424	.697	150	64.2	.453	169	61.5
3	Aaron Judge A. Judge	1.049	.284	52	155	2017	NYY	542	128	154	24	3	114	127	5	208	9	4	678	340	79	4	11	15	.422	.627	145	62.5	.430	174	61.5
4	David Ortiz D. Ortiz	1.049	.287	54	151	2006	BOS	558	115	160	29	2	137	119	4	117	1	0	686	355	85	5	23	12	.413	.636	142	56	.427	157	50.9
5	Mark McGwire M. McGwire	1.039	.274	58	156	1997	TOT	540	86	148	27	0	123	101	9	159	3	0	657	349	85	7	16	9	.393	.646	134	52.9	.429	161	51.4
6	Alex Rodriguez A. Rodriguez	1.015	.300	57	162	2002	TEX	624	125	187	27	2	142	87	10	122	9	4	725	389	86	4	12	14	.392	.623	146	58.9	.424	158	51.5
7	Shohei Ohtani S. Ohtani	1.014	.282	55	158	2025	LAD	611	146	172	25	9	102	109	3	187	20	6	725	380	89	2	20	9	.392	.622	147	61.7	.418	173	63.1
8	Giancarlo Stanton G. Stanton	1.007	.281	59	159	2017	MIA	597	123	168	32	0	132	85	7	163	2	2	692	377	91	3	13	13	.376	.631	137	52.3	.410	158	51.9
9	Chris Davis C. Davis	1.004	.286	53	160	2013	BAL	584	103	167	42	1	138	72	10	199	4	1	673	370	96	7	12	4	.370	.634	130	56.3	.421	167	51.4
10	Sammy Sosa S. Sosa	1.002	.288	63	162	1999	CHC	625	114	180	24	2	141	78	3	171	7	8	712	397	89	6	8	17	.367	.635	138	45.2	.414	143	41.3
11	Jose Bautista J. Bautista	.995	.260	54	161	2010	TOR	569	109	148	35	3	124	100	10	116	9	2	683	351	92	4	2	10	.378	.617	134	55.1	.422	165	52.4
12	Roger Maris R. Maris	.993	.269	61	161	1961	NYY	590	132	159	16	4	141	94	7	67	0	0	698	366	81	7	0	16	.372	.620	138	55.9	.424	162	55.1
13	Matt Olson M. Olson	.993	.283	54	162	2023	ATL	608	127	172	27	3	139	104	4	167	1	0	720	367	84	4	8	13	.389	.604	144	56.4	.413	161	54.1
14	Ken Griffey Jr. K. Griffey Jr.	.977	.284	56	161	1998	SEA	633	120	180	33	3	146	76	7	121	20	5	720	387	92	4	11	14	.365	.611	135	46	.408	145	41.8
15	Cecil Fielder C. Fielder	.969	.277	51	159	1990	DET	573	104	159	25	1	132	90	5	182	0	1	673	339	77	5	11	15	.377	.592	127	51.8	.419	165	50.2
16	Cal Raleigh C. Raleigh	.948	.247	60	159	2025	SEA	596	110	147	24	0	125	97	9	188	14	4	705	351	84	3	17	6	.359	.589	129	45.2	.392	161	50.4
17	Pete Alonso P. Alonso	.941	.260	53	161	2019	NYM	597	103	155	30	2	120	72	21	183	1	0	693	348	85	3	6	13	.358	.583	126	38.4	.384	144	40.3
18	Kyle Schwarber K. Schwarber	.928	.240	56	162	2025	PHI	604	111	145	23	2	132	108	11	197	10	2	724	340	81	1	6	4	.365	.563	132	46	.391	153	45.8
19	Andruw Jones A. Jones	.922	.263	51	160	2005	ATL	586	95	154	24	3	128	64	15	112	5	3	672	337	78	7	13	19	.347	.575	112	31.6	.383	134	28.5