Yankees: David Wells allowed three runs in six innings and Jason Giambi had a two-run double in an 8-7 victory over Toronto in Tampa. Wells, 38, has a 2.91 spring ERA. “Today was my worst stuff, but I got through,” Wells said. . . . Outfielder Rondell White will make his exhibition season debut Monday as the designated hitter in a minor-league game in Tampa.
Orioles: Jason Johnson threw seven innings of one-hit ball and hit a towering two-run homer to lead Baltimore to a 6-2 victory over the Mets in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
Red Sox: Starter Dustin Hermanson allowed one run in five innings in his best outing this spring as Boston beat Montreal 7-2 in Ft. Myers, Fla.
Devil Rays: Ben Grieve, Randy Winn and Toby Hall homered as Tampa Bay beat Kansas City 8-4 in Davenport, Fla.
Central
Twins: Joe Mays won his third straight spring decision and Dustan Mohr drove in four runs as Minnesota beat Philadelphia 9-5 in Clearwater, Fla.
Royals: Outfielder Chuck Knoblauch returned to camp after missing a week because of the death of his father.
West
Angels: Troy Glaus, Brad Fullmer, Tim Salmon and Scott Spiezio homered in a 13-3 victory over San Francisco in Tempe, Ariz. Closer Troy Percival worked a scoreless seventh, giving him 61/3 innings this spring in which he’s allowed one earned run.
Athletics: Oakland’s Barry Zito hit Geoff Jenkins with a pitch above the right elbow in a 9-2 loss to Milwaukee in Phoenix. It’s the second time this spring Jenkins has been hit by Zito. “He’s a friend of mine,” Zito said. “I don’t like to see a guy I know get hit.”
