Derek Jeter (calf) is not listed on the Yankees' lineup card for Monday's game against the White Sox. The Yankees have yet to make an official announcement, but this would seem to indicate that Jeter is headed back to the disabled list. An MRI on Sunday revealed a mild strain of his right calf.

An MRI of Derek Jeter's right calf showed a mild strain. The Yankees have yet to decide whether Jeter will be placed on the disabled list. Manager Joe Girardi said it's possible he could continue playing through the setback, but his status for Monday's game is now up in the air. Jeter has appeared in just five games this season due to various injuries.

The Yankees are awaiting results of an MRI on Derek Jeter's right calf. The club initially said that they didn't expect the ailment to be a big deal, but the fact that an MRI was performed suggests they're at least a little worried. The results of the exam should be known before long.

Derek Jeter will take the next two days off because of a minor right calf and leg discomfort. It's not expected to be a lingering thing. Jeter should be back in the Yankees' starting lineup on Monday.

Derek Jeter homered in his first at-bat off the disabled list Sunday in the Yankees' win over the Rays. Jeter finished 2-for-4 with a walk and two runs scored. The 39-year-old has played in only two games this season and remains an injury risk, but he'll have value in standard mixed fantasy leagues as long as he's healthy.

Yankees activated SS Derek Jeter from the 15-day disabled list. Not only is he in the lineup Sunday, but he's feeling well enough to play shortstop. Jeter was used in the DH spot in his lone game earlier this month before having to leave with a quad ailment. Fantasy owners can feel free to use the future Hall of Famer as long as he's healthy.

Derek Jeter (quad) is expected to return on Sunday. Jeter made it through a simulated game on Saturday and will rejoin the Yankees' lineup on Sunday if he feels good when he wakes up. The veteran shortstop has appeared in only one game this year in the major leagues.

Derek Jeter (quad) is scheduled to play in a simulated game Saturday. The Yankees originally planned to give Jeter an extra day of rest, but he'll get a chance to test out his right quad in game action. Assuming he avoids setbacks, he could return for Sunday's series finale against the Rays.

Derek Jeter (quad) could return to the Yankees' starting lineup for Sunday's series finale against the Rays. Jeter indicated before Friday's game that he felt well enough to play. He's eligible to come off the disabled list on Saturday, but the Yankees wanted to give him an extra day of rest. A wide array of injuries have limited Jeter to just one major league game to this point of the season.

Derek Jeter (quad) reported feeling "good" after running the bases on Thursday afternoon. He is hoping to return to the Yankees' active roster this Saturday. "I feel good," the veteran shortstop told reporters. "I don't feel it. ... It's up to them." Jeter has played in just one major league game this season.