Lawlar breaks scoreless tie with solo shot as D-backs beat Cubs

PHOENIX -- On Wednesday morning, manager Torey Lovullo credited Jordan Lawlar taking a 98.5 mph fastball to the helmet with jump-starting the D-backs’ five-run rally that culminated with Tuesday’s walk-off win. On Wednesday afternoon during the D-backs’ 2-0 win in the series finale against the Cubs at Chase Field, Lawlar lit the fuse again, this time with his bat. Get a Merrill Kelly Bobble before D-backs-Rangers on Sept. 12 (first 20K fans) With the game knotted in a scoreless tie leading off the bottom of the sixth, Lawlar sent a Matthew Boyd changeup the opposite way to right field for...