"Eugenio Suárez is a 34-year-old third baseman from Venezuela who has played for the Detroit Tigers, Cincinnati Reds, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Seattle Mariners. Over his twelve-year career he's slashed .246/.328/.464 (a .792 OPS) and averaged 32 home runs a season. He was the seventh-most valuable third baseman by bWAR at 3.6, tied with Max Muncy. Because he was traded mid-year there is no qualifying offer compensation attached to signing him."
"During his run from 2017-2019 he posted a .271/.364/.521 line averaging nearly a .900 OPS and 36 homers per season. He was 25, 26, and 27 for those seasons, right at the traditional MLB peak on the aging curve. And while he has put up .229/.312/.456 since then with 30 home runs a season, that's a very solid player, although still a step back."
Eugenio Suárez is a 34-year-old third baseman with a twelve-year MLB career and a .246/.328/.464 slash line (.792 OPS). He has averaged 32 home runs per season and produced a peak stretch from 2017–2019 with a .271/.364/.521 line, nearly a .900 OPS, and 36 homers per year. Since 2020 he has hit .229/.312/.456 while still averaging about 30 home runs per season. He ranked seventh among third basemen by bWAR at 3.6 and is a free agent without qualifying-offer compensation after a midseason trade. His 2025 season included significant power numbers but limited baserunning impact.
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