lowest single postseason team babip for world series champion since 1994

Since 1994, the Los Angeles Dodgers have the lowest BABIP by a team with more than 0 championships in a postseason, with an average of .255 in 2024.

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lowest single postseason team babip for world series champion in a season since 1994

	TEAM	BABIP	CHAMPS	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Dodgers	.255	1	2024	16	.688	11	5	531	95	126	15	2	27	91	74	7	123	14	3	624	226	44	5	7	3	5	.237	.334	.426	.760
2	Astros	.262	1	2017	18	.611	11	7	605	78	145	33	1	27	73	60	6	129	4	1	674	261	61	1	2	8	16	.240	.314	.431	.745
3	Cardinals	.276	1	2006	16	.688	11	5	509	64	126	24	5	13	56	59	9	88	7	4	588	199	42	10	1	11	16	.248	.336	.391	.727
4	Astros	.276	1	2022	13	.846	11	2	455	53	106	20	0	17	52	35	11	118	5	2	505	177	37	2	2	2	9	.233	.302	.389	.691
5	Cubs	.279	1	2016	17	.647	11	6	587	75	137	31	3	20	73	46	6	152	11	1	645	234	54	1	5	5	8	.233	.293	.399	.692
6	Dodgers	.279	1	2025	17	.765	13	4	605	72	141	26	2	24	68	68	11	165	3	1	692	243	52	5	3	15	9	.233	.320	.402	.722
7	Yankees	.279	1	1996	15	.733	11	4	522	61	130	19	2	16	55	59	5	100	8	3	593	201	37	5	2	6	13	.249	.330	.385	.715
8	Red Sox	.283	1	2018	14	.786	11	3	501	84	121	25	1	17	80	59	6	120	7	3	571	199	43	2	3	7	7	.242	.327	.397	.724
9	Giants	.285	1	2012	16	.688	11	5	538	69	127	21	6	14	62	48	1	131	5	2	596	202	41	6	3	4	7	.236	.298	.375	.674
10	Rangers	.285	1	2023	17	.765	13	4	600	97	151	29	3	30	91	66	7	148	10	0	675	276	62	0	2	3	11	.252	.332	.460	.792
11	Yankees	.288	1	1999	12	.917	11	1	411	58	102	15	2	15	54	41	2	94	8	2	460	166	32	6	0	8	4	.248	.319	.404	.723
12	Royals	.289	1	2015	16	.688	11	5	562	90	146	26	3	17	83	44	7	108	14	3	627	229	46	4	10	6	8	.260	.316	.407	.724
13	Marlins	.289	1	2003	17	.647	11	6	605	77	152	28	4	14	74	56	5	118	8	6	681	230	46	11	4	9	10	.251	.318	.380	.698
14	Marlins	.293	1	1997	16	.688	11	5	530	72	131	25	1	13	68	78	5	116	7	1	622	197	39	7	2	12	15	.247	.348	.372	.720
15	White Sox	.294	1	2005	12	.917	11	1	416	67	113	25	3	18	67	36	12	77	13	7	474	198	46	8	2	3	10	.272	.345	.476	.821
16	Yankees	.295	1	1998	13	.846	11	2	427	62	109	19	1	14	58	62	4	95	12	5	502	172	34	5	4	5	14	.255	.352	.403	.755
17	Phillies	.296	1	2008	14	.786	11	3	465	64	121	27	2	19	60	61	2	101	14	4	531	209	48	3	0	11	10	.260	.348	.449	.798
18	Nationals	.297	1	2019	17	.706	12	5	566	78	137	27	2	19	75	59	5	154	4	0	643	225	48	9	4	8	10	.242	.317	.398	.715
19	Yankees	.299	1	2009	15	.733	11	4	522	80	134	24	2	20	75	65	9	125	7	3	605	222	46	5	4	7	9	.257	.347	.425	.772
20	Giants	.301	1	2014	17	.706	12	5	599	71	154	23	2	7	66	59	3	109	4	4	676	202	32	9	6	4	8	.257	.324	.337	.661
21	Dodgers	.301	1	2020	18	.722	13	5	602	101	153	33	2	30	97	83	7	167	10	1	697	280	65	1	4	4	8	.254	.349	.465	.814
22	Diamondbacks	.302	1	2001	17	.647	11	6	574	69	142	25	0	11	67	53	8	131	6	5	650	200	36	13	2	13	14	.247	.319	.348	.667
23	Giants	.305	1	2010	15	.733	11	4	502	59	119	24	2	13	56	38	7	142	4	5	553	186	39	5	1	3	11	.237	.299	.371	.670
24	Braves	.306	1	1995	14	.786	11	3	496	69	140	24	1	19	64	53	3	83	10	5	560	223	44	6	2	11	13	.282	.354	.450	.803
25	Braves	.309	1	2021	16	.688	11	5	533	65	131	20	2	23	64	49	4	162	6	1	588	224	45	0	2	5	8	.246	.313	.420	.733