JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT- 1970'S BASEBALL TRIVIA PART #65

Thursday trivia time again.

This week let's look at teams at the bottom of some offensive stats during the 1970's.

PLEASE NOTE: For questions #3-#5 we'll exclude the 1972 season since it wasn't a FULL season.

Answers posted tomorrow!

1. What team hit the fewest home runs in a season during the 1970's? 
2. What team posted the lowest batting average in a season during the decade?
3. What team scored the fewest runs in a season during the '70's?
4. What team stole the fewest bases in a season during the decade?
5. What team hit the fewest extra-base-hits in a season during the 1970's?

 ***SPOILER ALERT! ANSWERS BELOW: 

1. The Houston Astros of 1979. They hit only 49 homers all seasons!.

2. The 1972 Texas Rangers. They hit a miserable .217 as a team!

3. The 1971 Padres scored only 486 runs that year! But note: the 1972 Angels scored only 454 runs during the shortened season.

4. The 1973 Pirates stole only 23 bases all year. Please note: the 1972 Tigers stole only 17 bases during the shortened season.
5. The 1976 Braves hit only 282 EBH as a team that year. Please note: the 1972 Rangers had only 239 during the shortened season.