MLB.com:
ANAHEIM -- Yankees manager Joe Girardi comes to the ballpark every day with the belief that his offense is going to break out of its funk.
While Girardi held that belief entering Saturday's contest, he will have to wait at least one more day for it to come to fruition as the Yankees lost, 6-2, to the Angels at Angel Stadium.
Not only did the Yankees lose their fifth straight game -- tying their longest losing streak of the season -- but their cleanup hitter and first baseman, Mark Teixeira, left the game in the middle of the fourth inning with an aggravated right wrist.
Teixeira will not be with the team for the series finale on Sunday as he will travel to New York to be evaluated by team physician Christopher Ahmad.
The switch-hitter is batting just .151 this season, but his loss would be tough on a lineup already missing Francisco Cervelli, Curtis Granderson, Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and Kevin Youkilis.