As MLB trade talks heat up, the New York Yankees have set their sights on All-Star third baseman Eugenio Suárez, who has sparked interest from multiple contenders. Among them, the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners appear well-positioned to make a strong bid. With a prospect-rich farm system, the Tigers could offer a compelling package, potentially pushing the Yankees to overpay. Meanwhile, the Mariners, who regret trading Suárez to Arizona, are keen to bring him back, given their struggles at third base.

Acquiring Suárez would create a roster crunch for the Yankees, as Jazz Chisholm Jr. would likely need to move back to second base, forcing DJ LeMahieu out of a starting role. Alternatively, a reunion with Isiah Kiner-Falefa could ease the transition, as he offers infield versatility without costing top prospects. The Yankees must navigate a competitive landscape this July, making their pursuit of Suárez a challenging endeavor.