Suarez, 34, would be the top third baseman on the market if the Diamondbacks make him available. But he would also come as a major offensive upgrade — he’s currently tied with Yankees’ Aaron Judge for second in the league with 36 home runs.

Although the last few weeks have not gone particularly smoothly, the New York Yankees will be active buyers at the trade deadline. They are every year. New York is in wild-card position and there's still plenty of time remaining to make a run at the AL East title,

It's always good to have options. For example, the New York Yankees are interested in trading for Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suarez before the July 31

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Suárez's current hot streak combined with the scarcity of impact bats available will embolden Arizona to ask for a king's ransom in return for his services. The Yankees could probably manage to hold on to George Lombard Jr. but they would be required to gut the remainder of their farm system to rent Suárez for a few months.

Schlittler has flashed serious potential in his first two big league starts. The Yankees, meanwhile, need multiple upgrades before the trade deadline.

The New York Yankees have been projected to deal their Gold Glove outfielder to the Philadelphia Phillies with another AL club involved.

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