If there was ever a player that was a no-brainer to be traded at this deadline, it was slugging third baseman, Eugenio Suarez. Suarez entered this deadline tied with Seattle’s Cal Raleigh for the MLB lead in RBIs. He is also the first player to ever be traded that hit 35 or more home runs prior to the deadline. Without a doubt, at least going into deadline day, Suarez represented the biggest impact bat on the market, right-handed or left. By the end of the chaotic day, that may not have been true, but it was certainly still arguable.
Reviewing the Deadline Moves: Eugenio Suarez
