highest team batting average in a season since 2000

Since 2000, the Colorado Rockies have the best batting average by a team in a season, with an average of .294 in 2000.

	TEAM	AVG	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Rockies	.294	2000	162	.506	82	80	5,660	968	1,664	320	53	161	905	601	42	907	131	61	6,453	2,573	534	75	75	64	126	.362	.455	.816
2	Rockies	.292	2001	162	.451	73	89	5,690	923	1,663	324	61	213	874	511	61	1,027	132	54	6,393	2,748	598	81	50	50	116	.354	.483	.837
3	Yankees	.290	2007	162	.580	94	68	5,717	968	1,656	326	32	201	929	637	78	991	123	40	6,527	2,649	559	41	54	32	138	.366	.463	.829
4	Red Sox	.289	2003	162	.586	95	67	5,769	961	1,667	371	40	238	932	620	53	943	88	35	6,530	2,832	649	24	64	61	126	.360	.491	.851
5	Indians	.288	2000	162	.556	90	72	5,683	950	1,639	310	30	221	889	685	51	1,057	113	34	6,512	2,672	561	41	52	27	134	.367	.470	.837
6	Mariners	.288	2001	162	.716	116	46	5,680	927	1,637	310	38	169	881	614	62	989	174	42	6,474	2,530	517	48	70	54	112	.360	.445	.805
7	Royals	.288	2000	162	.475	77	85	5,709	879	1,644	281	27	150	831	511	48	840	121	35	6,394	2,429	458	56	70	28	139	.348	.425	.773
8	Twins	.287	2006	162	.593	96	66	5,602	801	1,608	275	34	143	754	490	50	872	101	42	6,228	2,380	452	31	55	46	163	.347	.425	.771
9	Tigers	.287	2007	162	.543	88	74	5,757	887	1,652	352	50	177	857	474	56	1,054	103	30	6,363	2,635	579	31	45	45	128	.345	.458	.802
10	Mariners	.287	2007	162	.543	88	74	5,684	794	1,629	284	22	153	754	389	62	861	81	30	6,208	2,416	459	33	40	32	154	.337	.425	.762
11	White Sox	.286	2000	162	.586	95	67	5,646	978	1,615	325	33	216	926	591	53	960	119	42	6,406	2,654	574	55	61	28	140	.356	.470	.826
12	Angels	.285	2009	162	.599	97	65	5,622	883	1,604	293	33	173	841	547	41	1,054	148	63	6,305	2,482	499	43	52	32	128	.350	.441	.792
13	Yankees	.285	2006	162	.599	97	65	5,651	930	1,608	327	21	210	902	649	72	1,053	139	35	6,455	2,607	558	34	49	43	139	.363	.461	.824
14	Blue Jays	.284	2006	162	.537	87	75	5,596	809	1,591	348	27	199	778	514	63	906	65	33	6,241	2,590	574	16	52	31	166	.348	.463	.811
15	Angels	.284	2007	162	.580	94	68	5,554	822	1,578	324	23	123	776	507	40	883	139	55	6,198	2,317	470	32	65	55	146	.345	.417	.762
16	Braves	.284	2003	162	.623	101	61	5,670	907	1,608	321	31	235	872	545	49	933	68	22	6,378	2,696	587	65	49	46	124	.349	.475	.824
17	Rangers	.283	2000	162	.438	71	91	5,648	848	1,601	330	35	173	806	580	39	922	69	47	6,363	2,520	538	48	48	39	161	.352	.446	.798
18	Yankees	.283	2009	162	.636	103	59	5,660	915	1,604	325	21	244	881	663	54	1,014	111	28	6,447	2,703	590	31	39	35	144	.362	.478	.839
19	Tigers	.283	2013	162	.574	93	69	5,735	796	1,625	292	23	176	767	531	43	1,073	35	20	6,388	2,491	491	32	47	40	146	.346	.434	.780
20	Rangers	.283	2008	162	.488	79	83	5,728	901	1,619	376	35	194	867	595	63	1,207	81	25	6,477	2,647	605	37	54	43	117	.354	.462	.816
21	Rangers	.283	2011	162	.593	96	66	5,659	855	1,599	310	32	210	807	475	39	930	143	45	6,261	2,603	552	39	49	35	135	.340	.460	.800
22	Angels	.282	2004	162	.568	92	70	5,675	836	1,603	272	37	162	783	450	73	942	143	46	6,295	2,435	471	56	41	43	123	.341	.429	.770
23	Angels	.282	2002	162	.611	99	63	5,678	851	1,603	333	32	152	811	462	74	805	117	51	6,327	2,456	517	49	64	42	105	.341	.433	.773
24	Red Sox	.282	2004	162	.605	98	64	5,720	949	1,613	373	25	222	912	659	69	1,189	68	30	6,515	2,702	620	12	55	39	123	.360	.472	.832
25	Red Sox	.282	2016	162	.574	93	69	5,670	878	1,598	343	25	208	836	558	43	1,160	83	24	6,319	2,615	576	8	40	34	137	.348	.461	.810