Arizona Diamondbacks Extend Manager Torey Lovullo's Contract Through 2026 Following World Series Run

Lovullo, who led the team to a stunning World Series appearance after a 110-loss season in 2021, becomes the longest-tenured manager with the Diamondbacks, boasting a core of promising players.

Torey Lovullo has extended his contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks as the team manager until 2026, following a successful run to the 2023 World Series.
Under Lovullo's leadership, the Diamondbacks held an 84-78 regular-season record and defeated the Milwaukee Brewers, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Philadelphia Phillies in the National League playoffs, before losing to the Texas Rangers in a five-game World Series.
The 58-year-old Lovullo has a 495-537 record across seven seasons with the Diamondbacks, becoming the longest-tenured manager in the team's history.
Despite a challenging 110-loss season in 2021, Lovullo managed to steer the team toward a dramatic turnaround, showcasing his adept game management and strong relationships within the clubhouse.
Looking ahead, the Diamondbacks are expected to be strong contenders with their core of promising players such as probable Rookie of the Year Corbin Carroll, NL Championship Series MVP infielder Ketel Marte, breakout catcher Gabriel Moreno, and ace pitcher Zac Gallen.