who has the lowest batting average in a season with 30 homers 2011 to 2017

Between the 2011 and 2017 seasons, Adam Dunn had the worst batting average with 30+ home runs in a season, with an average of .204 in 2012.

Interpreted as:

Who has the lowest batting average in a season with 30 or more homers 2011 to 2017?

	NAME	AVG	HR	SEASON	TM	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	OPS	WRC	WRAA	WOBA	WRC+	BRAA
1	Adam Dunn A. Dunn	.204	41	2012	CWS	151	539	87	110	19	0	96	105	1	222	2	1	649	252	60	0	4	3	8	.333	.468	.800	90	16.2	.346	115	11.4
2	Rougned Odor R. Odor	.204	30	2017	TEX	162	607	79	124	21	3	75	32	8	162	15	6	651	241	54	0	4	5	13	.252	.397	.649	53	-26.8	.272	57	-34.9
3	Joey Gallo J. Gallo	.209	41	2017	TEX	145	449	85	94	18	3	80	75	8	196	7	2	532	241	62	0	0	1	3	.333	.537	.869	84	19.2	.364	119	12.6
4	Kyle Schwarber K. Schwarber	.211	30	2017	CHC	129	422	67	89	16	1	59	59	5	150	1	1	486	197	47	0	0	1	6	.315	.467	.782	64	4.8	.333	102	1.6
5	Lucas Duda L. Duda	.217	30	2017	TOT	127	423	50	92	28	0	64	60	6	135	0	0	491	210	58	0	2	6	9	.322	.496	.818	68	8.4	.341	115	9.3
6	Adam Dunn A. Dunn	.219	34	2013	CWS	149	525	60	115	15	0	86	76	3	189	1	1	607	232	49	0	3	7	2	.320	.442	.762	75	8.4	.331	107	4.6
7	Chris Davis C. Davis	.221	38	2016	BAL	157	566	99	125	21	0	84	88	8	219	1	0	665	260	59	0	3	3	6	.332	.459	.792	90	12	.340	113	10.5
8	Mark Reynolds M. Reynolds	.221	37	2011	BAL	155	534	84	118	27	1	86	75	7	196	6	4	620	258	65	0	4	2	11	.323	.483	.806	86	16.5	.350	116	11.8
9	Chris Carter C. Carter	.222	41	2016	MIL	160	549	84	122	27	1	94	76	9	206	3	1	644	274	69	0	10	1	18	.321	.499	.821	91	14.9	.346	113	10.7
10	Todd Frazier T. Frazier	.225	40	2016	CWS	158	590	89	133	21	0	98	64	4	163	15	5	666	274	61	1	7	1	11	.302	.464	.767	83	4.2	.326	104	3.5
11	Chris Carter C. Carter	.227	37	2014	HOU	145	507	68	115	21	1	88	56	5	182	5	2	572	249	59	0	4	6	12	.308	.491	.799	77	15.6	.346	125	15.4
12	Ike Davis I. Davis	.227	32	2012	NYM	156	519	66	118	26	0	90	61	1	141	0	2	584	240	58	0	3	3	10	.308	.462	.771	74	7.5	.331	111	7.9
13	Curtis Granderson C. Granderson	.232	43	2012	NYY	160	596	102	138	18	4	106	75	5	195	10	3	684	293	65	1	7	4	5	.319	.492	.811	95	16.8	.346	116	12.5
14	Scott Schebler S. Schebler	.233	30	2017	CIN	141	473	63	110	25	2	67	39	14	125	5	3	531	229	57	0	5	5	7	.307	.484	.791	69	4	.330	99	-0.9
15	Pedro Alvarez P. Alvarez	.233	36	2013	PIT	152	558	70	130	22	2	100	48	4	186	2	0	614	264	60	0	4	7	16	.296	.473	.770	75	7.7	.330	112	8.6
16	Dan Uggla D. Uggla	.233	36	2011	ATL	161	600	88	140	22	1	82	62	7	156	1	3	672	272	59	0	3	2	9	.311	.453	.764	85	9.4	.334	110	8
17	Mark Trumbo M. Trumbo	.234	34	2013	LAA	159	620	85	145	30	2	100	54	0	184	5	2	678	281	66	0	4	6	18	.294	.453	.747	78	4.1	.322	107	5.1
18	Curtis Granderson C. Granderson	.237	30	2016	NYM	150	545	88	129	24	5	59	74	9	130	4	2	633	253	59	0	5	7	10	.335	.464	.799	86	11	.339	116	12.1
19	Mike Napoli M. Napoli	.239	34	2016	CLE	150	557	92	133	22	1	101	78	5	194	5	1	645	259	57	0	5	2	15	.335	.465	.800	89	13	.343	111	8.5
20	Steven Souza Jr. S. Souza Jr.	.239	30	2017	TBR	148	523	78	125	21	2	78	84	7	179	16	4	617	240	53	2	1	2	9	.351	.459	.810	89	14.2	.348	121	16.2
21	Adam Duvall A. Duvall	.241	33	2016	CIN	150	552	85	133	31	6	103	41	6	164	6	5	607	275	70	0	8	1	7	.297	.498	.795	79	7.4	.333	104	2.7
22	Josh Reddick J. Reddick	.242	32	2012	OAK	156	611	85	148	29	5	85	55	2	151	11	1	673	283	66	1	4	8	15	.305	.463	.768	83	6.1	.326	108	6.5
23	Jedd Gyorko J. Gyorko	.243	30	2016	STL	128	400	58	97	9	1	59	37	0	96	0	0	438	198	40	0	1	1	11	.306	.495	.801	59	7.5	.339	112	6.2
24	Brad Miller B. Miller	.243	30	2016	TBR	152	548	73	133	29	6	81	47	3	149	6	4	601	264	65	0	3	0	5	.304	.482	.786	78	7.5	.333	111	8.2
25	Wil Myers W. Myers	.243	30	2017	SDP	155	567	80	138	29	3	74	70	5	180	20	6	649	263	62	0	7	3	15	.328	.464	.792	87	7.8	.335	107	5.8