The Mariners had already telegraphed this move with their latest public comments from the front office, so it wasn't necessarily a shock that Suarez chose the Reds. It just might be a neglect in free agency that Seattle comes to regret if the slugging they might want from the third base spot is instead quite lacking this season.

Following the news that their former third baseman has sailed off to the Cincinnati Reds, there's a hole in the field and the lineup. And it's a pretty big vaca

Eugenio Suarez, one of the most popular players in the last five years of Seattle Mariners baseball, is returning back to Cincinnati after coming to terms on a one-year deal with the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday afternoon. Jeff Passan of ESPN had the information on social media:

Eugenio Suárez, who spent the stretch run of last season with the Seattle Mariners, has reportedly agreed to a one-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds.

There's a lot of Eugenio Suárez smoke these days as the 2025 MLB All-Star is connected to multiple postseason hopefuls, including the incumbent Seattle Mariners.

Eugenio Suarez’s free agent market is currently at a standstill, but an MLB insider has shared the latest intel on his rumors.

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The Seattle Mariners were one game away from their first-ever World Series appearance, but just couldn’t make the final push. Now, they’ve lost two key stars in their lineup in Jorge Polanco and Eugenio Suarez,