Should the Diamondbacks bring back Torey Lovullo? The manager says he is uncertain about his future after Arizona barely missed the playoffs on the final day of the regular season. The Diamondbacks missed the postseason for the eighth time in nine years, finishing 86-76 after two weekend losses to the playoff-bound Padres. After a 10-7 loss Saturday, they needed a win Sunday and a Phillies loss to claim the final wild card spot. Lovullo was visibly emotional in the visitors’ clubhouse at Petco Park. He said he wants to win a championship with the organization, then added, “I just want to be wanted.” Asked if he wants to return next season, he said he does and that he loves being around the players every day. He said he tried not to think about his future during September. Lovullo is the winningest manager in Diamondbacks history, going 750-768 over a full decade in charge. He finished this season on a one-year contract. He was hired four weeks after general manager Mike Hazen took o...