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Seattle Mariners made a blockbuster trait in the middle of the night to strengthen their lineup in the hope of a World Series -Push this fall.
The marines agreed that an agreement with Arizona Diamondbacks to acquire sluggish Third Baseman Eugenio Suárez, according to several reports. The teams have not yet announced the agreement.
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Arizona Diamondback’s third Baseman Eugenio Suarez, #28, hits a single against Pittsburgh Pirates during the sixth round at PNC Park in Pittsburgh on July 26, 2025. (Charles Leclaire-Preferred Pictures)
Suárez was considered one of the largest fish in the trading market ahead of Thursday evening’s deadline. The two-time All-Star has 36 home runs, a major-leading 87 RBI and fought .248 with an ops of .898 in 105 games with diamondbacks this season.
He was on the maritime in 2022 and 2023 and hit a combined 58 home runs. However, he led the American league in strikes every year and surpassed 200 in 2023 alone.
He wants to join a lineup that already boasts a few power hits.
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Arizona Diamondbacks appointed hitter Eugenio Suarez, #28, prepares against Houston Astros at Chase Field in Phoenix on July 22, 2025. (Mark J. Revilas-prescribed images)
Cal Raleigh leads majors with 41 home runs and 87 RBI. Randy Arozarena has 20 home runs and Julio Rodriguez has 18 home runs. However, the marines need a little more oomph to push after the season, which is why Suárez makes sense at this moment.
Seattle goes in Thursday 57-52 after their loss to athletics. The marines are five matches behind Houston Astros for the lead in the American League East and only 1.5 games behind Boston Red Sox for the other Joker sign.
Arizona Diamondback’s third Baseman Eugenio Suarez, #28, runs the bases against Pittsburgh Pirates during the fourth round of PNC Park in Pittsburgh on July 27, 2025. (Charles Leclaire-Preferred Pictures)
Diamondbacks appear to be sellers at the deadline with a 51-58 record. The team will acquire the first Baseman Tyler Locklear and Pitchers Juan Burgos and Hunton Cranton, ESPN reported.
