Ranger Suarez was the latest Phillies' starter to falter out of the All-Star break as the club lost Sunday's rubber match against the Angels, 8-2.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/phillies as Should Phillies Make Aggressive Move for Diamondbacks Slugger Eugenio Suarez?. There is some fear developing inside the fanbase regarding what the Philadelphia Phillies will -- or perhaps won't -- do ahead of the upcoming trade deadline.

One rough outing shouldn’t cause alarm, though fretting Phillies fans have a penchant for fearing the worst and recent history dictates such. This was also the the third straight game the Phillies’ starting pitcher didn’t reach the fifth inning.

The Phillies oriented their rotation out of the break to give their two horses, Cristopher Sanchez and Zack Wheeler, extra rest for the long haul. Wheeler is lined up to pitch against more daunting foes like Boston, the Yankees and Detroit. Sanchez will get the Red Sox and Tigers.

ESPN omits the New York Mets as a Eugenio Suarez fit at the trade deadline then goes and names a surprise All-Star instead.

With the All-Star break officially behind us, and the trade deadline just 10 days away (here’s our deadline big board for a catch-up), let’s look at a player who I think could be the most impactful bat available: Arizona third baseman Eugenio Suárez.

As it turns out, the Phillies could have had another All-Star pitcher this season. Ranger Suárez was apparently asked to be an All-Star, but he declined the invitation to rest according to Lochlahn March of The Philadelphia Inquirer.

The Philadelphia Phillies are predicted to lose star pitcher Ranger Suarez to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a potential trade.