Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez had a CT scan and an MRI on Tuesday on his right hand and both came back negative, according to reports. Steve Gilbert, the Diamondbacks’ beat reporter for MLB.com, and Bob Nightengale of MLB.com reported that there were no breaks in Suarez’s hand.

With Suárez being arguably the most coveted trade candidate for teams across the league, baseball insider Buster Olney of ESPN reported on Tuesday that if the Cincinnati Reds can't land the slugging third baseman, a possible pivot for them could be Mets' utility infielder Luisangel Acuña.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are reportedly fielding offers for Eugenio Suárez from a handful of teams. Where will he be traded?

DETROIT -- Eugenio Suárez still remembers June 7, 2014, the day he got his first MLB hit and first MLB homer with one swing of the bat against Boston Red Sox starter Jon Lester. Suárez was 22 years old, a shortstop then, wearing the Old English D at Comerica Park.

Tigers manager AJ Hinch has nothing but good wishes for Eugenio Suarez after he was inadvertently hit by pitch on Monday.