The Associated Press ? Royals reliever Mike MacDougal added another impressive outing to his encouraging spring, striking out two in a perfect inning during Kansas City’s 5-3 loss Friday to the Los Angeles Angels.

MacDougal made the AL All-Star team as a rookie in 2003 but struggled most of last season, appearing in only 13 games with the Royals. In six spring training games this year, he has allowed one run and struck out eight in 61/3 innings.

“MacDougal is throwing well,” Royals manager Tony Pena said. “He’s more consistent with his fastball. His breaking ball is better. He’s added a pitch, a changeup, to his repertoire. He’s in control of everything. His mound presence is there. It’s nice to see him bouncing back after the year he had last year.”

Kansas City second baseman Tony Graffanino will miss at least seven spring training games because of a sprained left ankle but still could be available for opening day. Graffanino hurt himself while fielding a ball against the White Sox on Wednesday.

Tigers 13, Astros 3

At Kissimmee, Fla., Roger Clemens left his start early because of an injury. Clemens strained his right hamstring in Houston’s game against Detroit.

Padres 4, Rangers 2

At Peoria, Ariz., Jake Peavy strained his groin during San Diego’s win over Texas and could be out for two weeks. Peavy, who went 15-6 and led the major leagues with a 2.27 earned-run average last year, was one out from finishing his scheduled five innings when he hurt his left groin.

Red Sox 5, Marlins (ss) 3

At Fort Myers, Fla., David Wells allowed three runs in the first inning but recovered to throw three scoreless innings after that.

Braves 11, Indians 6

At Kissimmee, Fla., Mike Hampton gave up two runs in five innings and hit a two-run homer for Atlanta.

Marlins (ss) 4, Cardinals 0

At Jupiter, Fla., Al Leiter allowed two hits in four innings.

Orioles 9, Twins (ss) 3

At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., backup infielder Chris Stynes broke his left leg. Stynes fouled Kyle Lohse’s pitch off his leg in the fourth inning, sustaining multiple fractures to his tibia.

Athletics 5, Brewers 1

At Phoenix, Danny Haren pitched five shutout innings for Oakland. Haren allowed five hits and one walk while striking out three.

Rockies 5, Diamondbacks 2

At Tucson, Ariz., Todd Helton and Matt Holliday each hit an RBI double in the first inning off former teammate Shawn Estes.

Giants 4, Mariners 3

At Scottsdale, Ariz., Richie Sexson hit his first home run since last April — a mammoth shot that traveled nearly 500 feet.

White Sox 11, Cubs 9

At Tucson, Ariz., Joe Borchard hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning and the White Sox overcame a rough outing by Orlando Hernandez, who allowed five runs in five innings.