Teixeira Is Set to Rejoin the Yankees TORONTO - Mark Teixeira is scheduled to rejoin the Yankees on Monday and will probably be in the starting lineup, Manager Joe Girardi said. But Jayson Nix might be out for the next two weeks, if their season lasts that long. Teixeira reported no problems with his strained left calf after playing in an instructional league game Saturday. "We'll see him in New York on Monday," Girardi said. Nix was found to have a Grade 1 strain of his left hip flexor and was told he would be out for 10 to 14 days. Eduardo Nunez will replace him as the main reserve infielder, but with the remaining four games so vital, Girardi is planning on using his regular players until the end, including the playoffs. Teixeira's return will enable Girardi to put Nick Swisher back in the outfield, and Ichiro Suzuki will probably resume his position in left field. Additionally, the switch-hitting Teixeira gives Girardi the ability to separate left-handed hitters in the lineup. "It will be the first time we've had the whole lineup together for a while, which is really good," Girardi said. Teixeira was injured Aug. 27 and played only one game since then. At the end of that game, on Sept. 8, Teixeira reinjured the calf trying in vain to beat out a ground ball. The Yankees have gone 17-12, not including the Sept. 8 game, since Teixeira was first injured.