Ahead of trade deadline, Eugenio Suarez is drawing interest from multiple contenders but two teams could make moves for a potential reunion.

The New York Yankees, who are second in the AL East, have work to do to make sure the division title stays in the Bronx.

The prospects teams want most from the Yankees right now, assuming shortstop George Lombard Jr. is off the table, are likely outfielder Spencer Jones, recently-debuted pitcher Cam Schlittler, and Double-A fireballer Carlos Lagrange. This package has none of them.

As Eugenio Suarez stirs up trade rumors with All-Star break comments and commercial, a Yankees insider proposes a blockbuster 5-for-3 swap.

It's always nice to have options. No one knows that better than New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman as he shops for a power-hitting third baseman ahe

Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez, who could potentially be traded to the Mets or Yankees, was hit by a pitch in Tuesday's 2025 MLB All-Star Game.

Third base is a massive chasm that the New York Yankees need to fill ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. Eugenio Suárez happens to be the perfect player to fill the organization's largest void. Unfortunately for GM Brian Cashman and his front office staff, adding Suárez can't entirely fix the team's infield.

On Monday, Matt Johnson of Sportsnaut predicted that the Yankees would acquire Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez, who will be a free agent this winter after playing out an eight-year, $79 million contract that began with the Cincinnati Reds.