Diamondbacks’ Eugenio Suárez Injury Hits Trade Prospects Amid Deadline Rush

As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Arizona Diamondbacks' Eugenio Suárez faces uncertainty due to a recent hand injury that could impact his strong trade value, despite his impressive season stats. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Twins are entering sell mode, trading Chris Paddack to the Detroit Tigers and likely moving other players including Harrison Bader, who has drawn interest from the Dodgers, Mets, and Yankees due to his solid offensive and defensive contributions this season. The Dodgers, struggling with a significant offensive slump and poor left-field performance from Michael Conforto, are particularly focused on acquiring an outfielder like Bader to bolster their lineup and improve outfield defense. Bader, with career-high offensive numbers and versatility, represents a key potential addition for the Dodgers as they seek to reverse their July struggles. The Twins' willingness to trade veterans and rental players underscores their focus on rebuilding, while teams like the Dodgers aggressively pursue upgrades ahead of the deadline. Suárez's trade status remains uncertain with his day-to-day injury and the Diamondbacks' recent downturn, which may lead them to retain him for the season.