most home runs single season by a shortstop all-time national league

The San Diego Padres have launched the most home runs by an NL team in a season, with 50 home runs in 2021.

	TEAM	HR	SEASON	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	WRC	WRAA	WOBA	WRC+	BRAA
1	Padres	50	2021	247	745	126	189	43	2	131	84	6	224	31	5	844	386	95	2	7	7	11	.254	.331	.518	.849	131	28.9	.356	128	29.8
2	Cubs	47	1958	154	617	119	193	23	11	129	52	4	87	4	4	682	379	81	1	8	12	14	.313	.366	.614	.980	128	51.5	.416	151	43.3
3	Cubs	45	1959	155	589	97	179	25	6	143	64	7	72	2	4	671	351	76	2	9	20	18	.304	.374	.596	.970	125	47.6	.409	147	40.1
4	Cubs	45	1957	234	797	126	210	41	8	123	81	3	137	8	4	891	402	94	4	6	12	15	.263	.331	.504	.836	129	30	.362	120	21.4
5	Cubs	44	1955	154	596	98	176	29	9	117	45	2	72	9	3	646	355	82	0	3	6	16	.295	.345	.596	.941	116	40.3	.406	142	34.1
6	Giants	43	1953	273	1,055	181	279	59	11	144	70	9	108	7	3	1,148	489	113	14			30	.264	.316	.464	.779	149	11	.348	98	-3.1
7	Cubs	41	1960	156	597	94	162	32	7	117	71	4	69	1	3	678	331	80	0	6	28	14	.271	.350	.554	.904	109	32.7	.381	134	27.4
8	Brewers	40	2006	183	665	114	176	44	4	99	73	1	185	9	10	747	348	88	3	5	6	16	.265	.336	.523	.859	112	18.7	.361	115	14.7
9	Rockies	37	2018	157	598	88	174	42	6	108	47	7	168	27	6	656	339	85	0	4	3	12	.291	.348	.567	.914	114	37	.384	129	22.8
10	Rockies	37	2017	255	685	96	167	43	3	122	56	2	244	7	2	750	327	83	5	2	4	13	.244	.302	.477	.779	95	3.7	.327	84	-15
11	Rockies	37	2016	317	847	130	216	40	9	127	93	10	233	13	8	960	385	86	5	5	5	12	.255	.334	.455	.789	128	15.2	.337	93	-8
12	Giants	37	2001	156	636	114	206	37	5	97	47	0	83	1	3	689	364	79	3	3	2	14	.324	.369	.572	.941	126	40.6	.397	144	39.5
13	Mets	36	2024	166	657	113	181	41	2	97	57	12	133	29	5	729	334	79	0	3	0	8	.275	.343	.508	.851	118	32.3	.365	139	33.8
14	Rockies	35	2019	145	588	111	173	38	5	85	58	7	174	23	8	656	326	78	0	3	0	3	.294	.363	.554	.917	117	34.2	.380	122	19.5
15	Mets	33	2017	326	1,145	157	298	61	11	127	103	9	211	34	11	1,271	480	105	6	8	2	25	.260	.324	.419	.743	153	-1.7	.319	99	-0.9
16	Marlins	33	2008	153	589	125	177	34	4	67	92	8	122	35	12	693	318	71	0	4	9	5	.301	.400	.540	.940	126	42.7	.403	144	38.3
17	Reds	33	1996	152	517	117	154	32	4	89	96	7	52	36	10	627	293	69	0	7	3	20	.298	.410	.567	.977	124	43.7	.417	157	45.1
18	Dodgers	32	2024	273	944	142	261	50	6	133	96	5	135	31	4	1,055	419	88	2	8	2	20	.276	.344	.444	.788	150	26.5	.341	121	26.2
19	Brewers	32	2024	161	610	93	153	33	0	112	74	1	173	21	4	688	282	65	0	3	3	12	.251	.331	.462	.794	98	17.6	.342	119	15.8
20	Cubs	32	2019	158	609	102	171	39	5	102	31	0	167	11	7	643	316	76	0	3	4	19	.281	.314	.519	.833	93	12.1	.342	109	7.4
21	Dodgers	32	2018	247	904	134	236	54	11	118	91	13	248	15	7	1,015	408	97	0	7	7	19	.261	.335	.451	.786	137	18.1	.337	115	18.7
22	Cardinals	32	2017	187	703	86	193	43	1	85	34	4	166	5	1	744	334	76	1	2	2	17	.275	.311	.475	.786	97	6.5	.331	105	5.2
23	Rockies	32	2009	151	543	101	161	25	9	92	73	3	112	20	11	628	300	66	0	9	4	20	.297	.377	.552	.930	110	34.4	.395	132	24.9
24	Mets	31	2025	160	644	117	172	35	0	86	65	16	131	31	6	732	300	66	0	7	2	9	.267	.346	.466	.811	109	22.1	.350	129	25.3
25	Reds	31	2023	233	886	147	226	46	11	111	81	9	303	52	15	979	387	88	1	2	3	12	.255	.323	.437	.760	127	7.2	.327	98	-1.9