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The Arizona Diamondbacks have made their first big move this offseason by acquiring Eugenio Suarez from the Seattle Mariners, per ESPN’s Jeff Passen.

In return, the D-backs sent reliever Carlos Vargas and catcher Seby Zavala.

Last season with the Mariners, Suarez played in all 162 games; he hit 22 home runs, drove in 96 runs, and had a .714 slugging percentage.

Suarez, a known power hitter, also had a couple notable years with the Reds where he hit 30+ home runs.

With Evan Longoria likely gone, the Diamondbacks made it clear at the beginning of this offseason that they were in search of a third baseman. Now they have their guy.

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