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The Cincinnati Reds should consider re-signing Eugenio Suárez if he's willing to agree to a creative deal that provides both sides with value.

Stephen Parello of Blog Red Machine argues that the Cincinnati Reds should pursue a reunion with veteran third baseman Eugenio Suárez in free agency. With the Reds seeking affordable power hitting to address multiple roster needs, the writer suggests targeting Suárez following a 2026 season where he hit 26 home runs and concluded with a strong finish down the stretch.
The writer proposes a creative free-agent contract consisting of a one-year, $7.5 million base deal enriched with up to $1.6 million in performance-based incentives. Under this suggested structure, Suárez could earn bonuses for plate appearances and postseason honors while giving Cincinnati payroll flexibility and providing veteran mentorship to young players like Hector Rodriguez.
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