Bradford Doolittle of ESPN advocates for the Yankees to pursue Eugenio Suárez from the Arizona Diamondbacks. With Corbin Burnes out for the season, the Diamondbacks are likely to sell at the trade deadline, making Suárez a primary target for New York. Known for his right-handed power and reliability at third base, Suárez could address a significant need for the Yankees. Currently, Jazz Chisholm Jr. is filling in at third base, but his natural position is second, where he performs better. Acquiring Suárez would allow Chisholm to return to his comfort zone, thus strengthening the Yankees' infield.

Suárez's power potential aligns well with Yankee Stadium's dimensions, positioning him as an immediate upgrade. His veteran presence could stabilize a lineup that has relied heavily on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton for run production. With the Yankees eyeing a World Series run, securing Suárez would not only fill a void but also enhance their playoff push.