Arizona’s Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo says his future with the club is not settled after the team misses the playoffs. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Lovullo emphasizes that he wants to continue in his role, but frames the next steps as dependent on whether the organization wants him to remain.
The coverage is consistent that this is Lovullo’s 10th season as manager and that he is signaling openness to staying while also acknowledging uncertainty. Yahoo Sports quotes him saying, “I want to be wanted,” capturing his position that the decision is mutual rather than automatic. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly highlights that Lovullo’s desire to remain with the Diamondbacks exists, even as the team’s postseason outcome leaves the timing and likelihood of any contract or job changes unclear.
Overall, the outlets align on what Lovullo communicates publicly: he wants to keep leading the team, but he does not present his job as secure.
