which team has the least runs against in a season from 2010 to 2019

Between the 2010 and 2019 seasons, the Miami Marlins and the Seattle Mariners were tied for the fewest runs in a season, with 513 runs.

	TEAM	R	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Marlins	513	2013	162	.383	62	100	5,449	1,257	219	31	95	485	432	56	1,232	78	29	6,020	1,823	345	57	26	31	131	.231	.293	.335	.627
2	Mariners	513	2010	162	.377	61	101	5,409	1,274	227	16	101	485	459	39	1,184	142	39	5,989	1,836	344	42	40	33	110	.236	.298	.339	.637
3	Padres	535	2014	162	.475	77	85	5,294	1,199	224	30	109	500	468	41	1,294	91	34	5,904	1,810	363	56	45	27	118	.226	.292	.342	.634
4	Mariners	556	2011	162	.414	67	95	5,421	1,263	253	22	109	534	435	37	1,280	125	40	5,972	1,887	384	38	41	33	82	.233	.292	.348	.640
5	Giants	570	2011	162	.531	86	76	5,486	1,327	282	24	121	534	448	52	1,122	85	51	6,091	2,020	427	62	43	47	117	.242	.303	.368	.671
6	Braves	573	2015	162	.414	67	95	5,420	1,361	251	18	100	548	471	44	1,107	69	33	6,033	1,948	369	67	31	39	148	.251	.314	.359	.674
7	Braves	573	2014	162	.488	79	83	5,468	1,316	240	22	123	545	472	43	1,369	95	33	6,063	1,969	385	53	27	31	121	.241	.305	.360	.665
8	Tigers	582	2019	161	.292	47	114	5,549	1,333	292	41	149	556	391	48	1,595	57	20	6,039	2,154	482	9	42	14	108	.240	.294	.388	.682
9	Astros	583	2012	162	.340	55	107	5,407	1,276	238	28	146	545	463	58	1,365	105	46	6,012	2,008	412	54	30	19	114	.236	.302	.371	.673
10	Pirates	587	2010	162	.352	57	105	5,386	1,303	276	27	126	570	463	33	1,207	87	36	5,973	2,011	429	58	33	28	119	.242	.304	.373	.678
11	Marlins	589	2018	161	.391	63	98	5,488	1,303	222	24	128	554	455	73	1,384	45	31	6,079	1,957	374	32	31	26	119	.237	.303	.357	.659
12	Padres	593	2011	162	.438	71	91	5,417	1,284	247	42	91	563	501	48	1,320	170	44	6,068	1,888	380	55	47	42	105	.237	.305	.349	.653
13	Reds	595	2014	162	.469	76	86	5,395	1,282	254	20	131	562	415	52	1,252	122	52	5,975	1,969	405	76	37	22	88	.238	.296	.365	.661
14	White Sox	598	2013	162	.389	63	99	5,563	1,385	237	19	148	574	411	34	1,207	105	42	6,075	2,104	404	19	48	23	124	.249	.302	.378	.680
15	Cubs	602	2013	162	.407	66	96	5,498	1,307	297	18	172	576	439	67	1,230	63	32	6,077	2,156	487	43	30	28	120	.238	.300	.392	.693
16	Giants	603	2018	162	.451	73	89	5,541	1,324	255	30	133	573	448	49	1,467	77	34	6,113	2,038	418	33	42	40	113	.239	.300	.368	.667
17	Padres	604	2017	162	.438	71	91	5,356	1,251	227	31	189	576	460	53	1,499	89	33	5,954	2,107	447	52	33	20	99	.234	.299	.393	.692
18	Marlins	609	2012	162	.426	69	93	5,437	1,327	261	39	137	576	484	35	1,228	149	41	6,056	2,077	437	60	40	46	114	.244	.308	.382	.690
19	Phillies	610	2016	162	.438	71	91	5,434	1,305	231	35	161	574	424	58	1,376	96	45	5,992	2,089	427	46	30	33	112	.240	.301	.384	.685
20	Phillies	610	2013	162	.451	73	89	5,456	1,355	255	32	140	578	417	53	1,205	73	29	6,014	2,094	427	57	31	41	131	.248	.306	.384	.690
21	Astros	610	2013	162	.315	51	111	5,457	1,307	266	16	148	566	426	52	1,535	110	61	6,019	2,049	430	46	38	17	110	.240	.299	.375	.674
22	Pirates	610	2011	162	.444	72	90	5,421	1,325	277	35	107	580	489	34	1,308	108	52	6,063	1,993	419	75	44	31	123	.244	.309	.368	.676
23	Astros	611	2010	162	.469	76	86	5,452	1,348	252	25	108	577	415	33	1,025	100	36	6,004	1,974	385	75	29	27	130	.247	.303	.362	.665
24	Rays	612	2014	162	.475	77	85	5,516	1,361	263	24	117	586	527	66	1,124	63	27	6,205	2,023	404	43	53	31	135	.247	.317	.367	.684
25	Marlins	613	2015	162	.438	71	91	5,463	1,420	236	40	120	575	375	39	1,150	112	45	5,988	2,096	396	71	40	30	133	.260	.310	.384	.694