Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suárez is one of the most popular names surrounding this year's deadline, which is slated for July 31. With 36 home runs on the season, there's no shortage of suitors for his services.

According to major-league sources, there is mutual interest between the Reds and Diamondbacks in a deal that would bring Suárez back to Cincinnati. He entered Wednesday with a National League-best 36 home runs and leads baseball with 86 RBIs.

For ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan, the Padres are likely to consider such a possibility. And Passan predicts that the Padres could look towards the team's bullpen, and potentially, Robert Suarez, at the trade deadline.

Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suárez, who has hit a whopping 36 homers this season, is the hot name on the rumor mill. The Yankees are certainly interested— and have inquired —in bringing in his services, but they reportedly have a backup plan in the works.

Eugenio Suárez is blazing hot with the Diamondbacks and has matched a record held by Sammy Sosa and a Hall of Fame legend.

Eugenio Suárez has extended his home run streak for the Arizona Diamondbacks, hitting his fifth in three games. Suárez went deep Monday night against the Houston Astros.

Suárez’s velocity has, broadly, fallen across his repertoire since May. Manager Rob Thomson and the lefty say they are not concerned.

After dropping the series to the Angels, the Phillies are clinging to first place in the National League East — and they have a losing record since June 1.