The Seattle Mariners have made a significant trade by bringing back slugger Eugenio Suárez from the Arizona Diamondbacks, just ahead of the MLB trade deadline. This deal follows the Mariners' acquisition of first baseman Josh Naylor from the same team last week. Suárez, who has impressive stats of 36 home runs and 87 RBIs this season, is on track to potentially finish with 50 homers, a feat not achieved since Mark McGwire in 1996.

His previous tenure with the Mariners saw him hit 53 home runs in 161 games, making him a key player for the franchise. Given the Mariners' struggling performance from their third base position, which has only seen five home runs this season, Suárez's return could be a game changer. With a contract that makes him a free agent after this season, his performance will be crucial for securing a future deal.