GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Barry Zito didn't take the mound with recentpress clippings in his back pocket. But he acknowledged they werein the back of his mind Friday night. The Giants' $126 million left-handersaid he was more results-oriented than you'd expect from a formerCy Young Award winner in his second outing of the spring. Hedelivered a much cleaner start, too, minimizing his only jam whileholding the Los Angeles Dodgers to one run in three innings atCamelback Ranch. Even though Giants manager Bruce Bochy and GMBrian Sabean shot down Wednesday's published report that Zito had"exasperated" club officials to the point they might release him,the left-hander took the mound fully motivated.