Only about $5 million remains on Suárez’ contract, and the Cubs can easily fit that in. Jed Hoyer has already gone on record as saying finances should not be an issue in improving this team. Given those conditions (taking all the money and that Suárez is a rental), what would it take to get him from the Diamondbacks?

Arizona Diamondbacks players sounded off on MLB's decision to leave Eugenio Suarez out of the Home Run Derby. No one was happy about it.

The New York Yankees have a hole at third base, and the ideal target may end up costing them one of the top prospects in their organization.

It was late June last year and the Diamondbacks were in Philadelphia for a series with the Phillies when manager Torey Lovullo called third baseman Eugenio Suárez into his office for a talk.

Given their place in the standings, the Diamondbacks look like they will be sellers at the trade deadline. GM Mike Hazen addressed DBacks' plight.

ATLANTA — Eugenio Suárez said he is “happy” in Arizona and is doing his best to help a club that entered the All-Star break floundering but fighting: three games under .500, 11 games removed from the NL West lead and 5.5 games out of a wild-card spot.

The New York Yankees need to add a third baseman before the MLB trade deadline, and time is running out. The deadline, which is on July 31, is only getting clos