which team has the highest batting average in a season since 2008

Since 2008, the Los Angeles Angels have the highest batting average by a team in a season, with an average of .285 in 2009.

	TEAM	AVG	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Angels	.285	2009	162	.599	97	65	5,622	883	1,604	293	33	173	841	547	41	1,054	148	63	6,305	2,482	499	43	52	32	128	.350	.441	.792
2	Yankees	.283	2009	162	.636	103	59	5,660	915	1,604	325	21	244	881	663	54	1,014	111	28	6,447	2,703	590	31	39	35	144	.362	.478	.839
3	Tigers	.283	2013	162	.574	93	69	5,735	796	1,625	292	23	176	767	531	43	1,073	35	20	6,388	2,491	491	32	47	40	146	.346	.434	.780
4	Rangers	.283	2008	162	.488	79	83	5,728	901	1,619	376	35	194	867	595	63	1,207	81	25	6,477	2,647	605	37	54	43	117	.354	.462	.816
5	Rangers	.283	2011	162	.593	96	66	5,659	855	1,599	310	32	210	807	475	39	930	143	45	6,261	2,603	552	39	49	35	135	.340	.460	.800
6	Red Sox	.282	2016	162	.574	93	69	5,670	878	1,598	343	25	208	836	558	43	1,160	83	24	6,319	2,615	576	8	40	34	137	.348	.461	.810
7	Astros	.282	2017	162	.623	101	61	5,611	896	1,581	346	20	238	854	509	70	1,087	98	42	6,262	2,681	604	11	61	27	139	.346	.478	.823
8	Cardinals	.281	2008	162	.531	86	76	5,636	779	1,585	283	26	174	744	577	42	985	73	32	6,370	2,442	483	71	44	63	150	.350	.433	.783
9	Red Sox	.280	2011	162	.556	90	72	5,710	875	1,600	352	35	203	842	578	50	1,108	102	42	6,410	2,631	590	22	50	52	136	.349	.461	.810
10	Red Sox	.280	2008	162	.586	95	67	5,596	845	1,565	353	33	173	807	646	70	1,068	120	35	6,402	2,503	559	28	62	49	147	.358	.447	.805
11	Twins	.279	2008	163	.540	88	75	5,641	829	1,572	298	49	111	791	529	36	979	102	42	6,330	2,301	458	52	72	48	142	.340	.408	.748
12	Cubs	.278	2008	161	.602	97	64	5,588	855	1,552	329	21	184	811	636	50	1,186	87	34	6,384	2,475	534	65	45	48	134	.354	.443	.797
13	Red Sox	.277	2013	162	.599	97	65	5,651	853	1,566	363	29	178	819	581	72	1,308	123	19	6,378	2,521	570	24	50	51	137	.349	.446	.795
14	Tigers	.277	2011	162	.586	95	67	5,563	787	1,540	297	34	169	750	521	39	1,143	49	20	6,231	2,412	500	50	58	47	142	.340	.434	.773
15	Tigers	.277	2014	162	.556	90	72	5,630	757	1,557	325	26	155	731	443	44	1,144	106	41	6,202	2,399	506	24	61	51	137	.331	.426	.757
16	Rockies	.276	2014	162	.407	66	96	5,612	755	1,551	307	41	186	721	397	48	1,281	85	48	6,164	2,498	534	59	48	39	121	.327	.445	.772
17	Rangers	.276	2010	162	.556	90	72	5,635	787	1,556	268	25	162	740	511	45	986	123	48	6,298	2,360	455	53	54	37	129	.338	.419	.757
18	Braves	.276	2023	162	.642	104	58	5,597	947	1,543	293	23	307	916	538	67	1,289	132	27	6,247	2,803	623	2	43	20	128	.344	.501	.845
19	Royals	.275	2011	162	.438	71	91	5,672	730	1,560	325	41	129	705	442	39	1,006	153	58	6,265	2,354	495	55	57	37	121	.329	.415	.744
20	Rockies	.275	2016	162	.463	75	87	5,614	845	1,544	318	47	204	805	494	40	1,330	66	39	6,236	2,568	569	54	34	35	113	.336	.457	.794
21	Twins	.274	2009	163	.534	87	76	5,608	817	1,539	271	40	172	770	585	45	1,021	85	32	6,346	2,406	483	51	57	46	147	.345	.429	.774
22	Angels	.274	2012	162	.549	89	73	5,536	767	1,518	273	22	187	732	449	47	1,113	134	33	6,120	2,396	482	47	41	29	138	.332	.433	.764
23	Astros	.274	2019	162	.660	107	55	5,613	920	1,538	323	28	288	891	645	66	1,166	67	27	6,391	2,781	639	10	57	17	146	.352	.495	.848
24	Royals	.274	2010	162	.414	67	95	5,604	676	1,534	279	31	121	640	471	35	905	115	50	6,208	2,238	431	45	53	25	152	.331	.399	.730
25	Rockies	.274	2012	162	.395	64	98	5,577	758	1,526	306	52	166	716	450	36	1,213	100	40	6,176	2,434	524	74	39	34	132	.330	.436	.766