what is the lowest ops a player has had in a season while hitting 30 home runs and 100 rbis

Tony Armas has the worst OPS with 30+ home runs and with 100+ RBIs in a season, with an OPS of .707 in 1983.

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What is the lowest ops a player has had in a season while hitting 30 or more home runs and 100 or more rbis?

	NAME	OPS	AVG	HR	RBI	SEASON	TM	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	WRC	WRAA	WOBA	WRC+	BRAA
1	Tony Armas T. Armas	.707	.218	36	107	1983	BOS	145	574	77	125	23	2	29	2	131	0	1	613	260	61	0	8	0	31	.254	.453	65	-4.8	.309	85	-11.2
2	Kyle Seager K. Seager	.723	.212	35	101	2021	SEA	159	603	73	128	29	1	59	4	161	3	1	670	264	65	0	4	2	7	.285	.438	77	-3.8	.308	98	-1.4
3	Tony Batista T. Batista	.728	.241	32	110	2004	MON	157	606	76	146	30	2	26	4	78	14	6	650	276	64	4	10	4	14	.272	.455	66	-14.2	.304	76	-19.8
4	Mark Trumbo M. Trumbo	.747	.234	34	100	2013	LAA	159	620	85	145	30	2	54	0	184	5	2	678	281	66	0	4	6	18	.294	.453	78	4.1	.322	107	5.1
5	Cal Raleigh C. Raleigh	.748	.220	34	100	2024	SEA	153	546	73	120	16	0	70	6	176	6	1	628	238	50	0	6	4	7	.312	.436	80	6.3	.323	117	12.3
6	Leon Wagner L. Wagner	.750	.253	31	100	1964	CLE	163	641	94	162	19	2	56	6	121	14	2	710	278	52	2	5	12	13	.316	.434	87	11.1	.327	106	4.7
7	Joe Carter J. Carter	.757	.243	35	105	1989	CLE	162	651	84	158	32	4	39	8	112	13	5	705	303	71	2	5	8	6	.292	.465	87	10.5	.333	107	5.9
8	Pedro Alvarez P. Alvarez	.770	.233	36	100	2013	PIT	152	558	70	130	22	2	48	4	186	2	0	614	264	60	0	4	7	16	.296	.473	75	7.7	.330	112	8.6
9	Ruben Sierra R. Sierra	.771	.263	30	109	1987	TEX	158	643	97	169	35	4	39	2	114	16	11	696	302	69	0	12	4	18	.302	.470	86	0.8	.327	95	-4
10	Adam Duvall A. Duvall	.772	.228	38	113	2021	TOT	146	513	67	117	17	2	35	4	174	5	0	555	252	57	0	3	1	7	.281	.491	72	4.5	.324	101	0.8
11	Andruw Jones A. Jones	.772	.251	34	104	2001	ATL	161	625	104	157	25	2	56	3	142	11	4	693	288	61	0	9	3	10	.312	.461	86	0.4	.328	97	-2.5
12	Gorman Thomas G. Thomas	.774	.239	38	105	1980	MIL	162	628	78	150	26	3	58	2	170	8	5	697	296	67	3	6	4	7	.303	.471	89	11	.341	111	8.6
13	Jose Canseco J. Canseco	.775	.240	33	117	1986	OAK	157	600	85	144	29	1	65	8	175	15	7	682	274	63	0	9	1	12	.318	.457	90	10.9	.341	114	11.7
14	Josh Naylor J. Naylor	.776	.243	31	108	2024	CLE	152	563	84	137	27	0	58	7	105	6	2	632	257	58	0	4	7	17	.320	.456	85	10.9	.332	118	13.2
15	Sammy Sosa S. Sosa	.779	.251	36	119	1997	CHC	162	642	90	161	31	4	45	2	174	22	12	694	308	71	0	5	9	16	.300	.480	84	-1.3	.330	93	-6.4
16	Jose Canseco J. Canseco	.780	.257	31	113	1987	OAK	159	630	81	162	35	3	50	2	157	15	3	691	296	69	0	9	2	16	.310	.470	89	4.4	.333	106	5.6
17	Ben Oglivie B. Oglivie	.780	.244	34	102	1982	MIL	159	602	92	147	22	1	70	4	81	3	5	677	273	57	0	1	13	6	.326	.453	88	12.3	.342	116	12.7
18	Albert Pujols A. Pujols	.780	.268	31	119	2016	LAA	152	593	71	159	19	0	49	2	75	4	0	650	271	50	0	6	6	24	.323	.457	83	6.7	.331	110	7.5
19	Eric Karros E. Karros	.780	.250	31	106	2000	LAD	155	584	84	146	29	0	63	4	122	4	3	663	268	60	0	12	2	18	.321	.459	83	-3.8	.334	99	-0.8
20	Joe Carter J. Carter	.782	.253	30	107	1996	TOR	157	625	84	158	35	7	44	7	106	7	6	682	297	72	0	6	2	12	.306	.475	87	-1	.334	93	-6.8
21	Cecil Fielder C. Fielder	.783	.244	35	124	1992	DET	155	594	80	145	22	0	73	2	151	0	0	676	272	57	0	7	8	14	.325	.458	89	16.1	.348	116	12.1
22	Joe Carter J. Carter	.784	.264	32	106	1987	CLE	149	588	83	155	27	2	27	9	105	31	6	629	282	61	1	4	6	8	.304	.480	81	3.7	.333	100	0.2
23	Eric Karros E. Karros	.787	.266	31	104	1997	LAD	162	628	86	167	28	0	61	2	116	15	7	700	288	59	0	9	2	10	.329	.459	92	5.5	.342	110	8.9
24	Gary Gaetti G. Gaetti	.788	.257	31	109	1987	MIN	154	584	95	150	36	2	37	3	92	10	7	628	283	69	1	3	7	25	.303	.485	81	4	.333	98	-1.9
25	Eugenio Suárez E. Suárez	.788	.256	30	101	2024	ARI	158	571	90	146	28	2	49	9	176	2	1	640	268	60	0	11	0	10	.319	.469	89	14	.337	115	11.6