I'm much more interested in Statcast statistics than in the old school defensive analytics illuminated by Fangraphs, Baseball-Reference, and their ilk.
According to Statcast the Red infield D has a chance to be above average across the board.
Suarez and Votto both were one percent more likely to make defensive plays than the average fielder and were one out above average with the glove.
Galvis was 12 outs above average and three percent more likely to make a defensive play successfully.
Mike Moustakas was a below average 3B but above average 2B, earning two OAA at 2B. He was three percent more likely to make a play than the average 2B. (This further leads credence to 2B being below or equal to 3B on the defensive spectrum, IMO, but may just be small sample noise.)