The Arizona Diamondbacks were not blown out by the Chicago Cubs in their 6-5 loss at Wrigley Field on Friday, but they certainly did not play a quality baseball game, despite almost managing to engineer a five-run comeback. Manager Torey Lovullo is not satisfied with almost. "I'm glad we fought back, but I'm still pissed, I'm not going to lie to you," Lovullo said, speaking to D-backs.TV's Todd Walsh postgame. "We've got to be better. We've got to do things up to our standard. We believe in those things. We talked about all the things that took place today in our pregame... and we just gave them extra outs and extra runs. And when you do that, you lose one-run games. "I'm glad we came back. It made us all feel like we had a chance to come back and do something special and win this ballgame, and that's the heart of this team. But I know at the end of it, we've got to be better." It was certainly not a buttoned-up game. Defensive mistakes led to extra runs.…