Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Eugenio Suarez is returning to Seattle after he was traded to the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night, per MLB insider Jeff Passan.Eugenio Suarez has been an offensive asset for the Diamondbacks this season with 36 home runs and 87 RBIs. He is on pace to reach 50 home runs and could prove to be a pivotal piece in the Mariners' pursuit of a postseason spot.The deal is pending a medical as the veteran third baseman suffered an injury after being hit by a pitch on his index finger. The initial scans showed no fractures and the medical could turn out to be a formality.According to reports, the Diamondbacks are receiving first baseman Tyler Locklear, pitching prospects, Hunter Cranton and Juan Burgos, in exchange for Suarez.Suarez was a trade target for several teams, including the New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers. However, the All-Star slugger is going back to the team he played for during the 2022 and 2023 seasons.He will be earning $15 million in 2025, his final contract year and is expected to hit free agency at the end of the season.Mariners players excited about Eugenio Suarez reunion Eugenio Suarez's reunion with Seattle has several Mariners excited, including catcher and American League MVP contender Cal Raleigh. The MLB home run leader reflected on the 2022 season when Suarez helped the Mariners end their 20-year postseason drought."I feel so amazing,” Raleigh said. “I felt good, even going into today -- but even better, now that Geno is here. That's no knock on any guys that are in the clubhouse right now. It's just how good Geno is."Veteran shortstop J.P. Crawford, who shared the infield with Suarez during his two-year stint, shared his excitement on the reunion.“Real thrilled to bring the 'Good Vibes' back for sure,” J.P. Crawford said. “He's a great guy and a better teammate.”Eugenio Suarez will also be reuniting with his former Diamondbacks teammate Josh Naylor, who was traded to the Mariners last week.