Lovullo locks in 2-year extension as D-backs manager
Arizona commits to Torey Lovullo for at least two more seasons, providing managerial stability heading into the next stretch of competition.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have signed manager Torey Lovullo to a new two-year contract, securing his role at the helm of the club. The deal signals organizational confidence in Lovullo's leadership and continuity in the dugout. Lovullo has managed the D-backs since 2017, guiding the team to multiple postseason appearances. The extension removes any near-term uncertainty around the managerial position in Arizona.
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Lovullo locks in 2-year extension as D-backs manager
Arizona commits to Torey Lovullo for at least two more seasons, providing managerial stability heading into the next stretch.