Following weeks of tense negotiations, the New York Yankees finally agreed Wednesday to a $51 million, three-year deal to bring back the team's much-loved mascot Derek Jeter. 'This decision was for the fans, because so many of them come to games just to look at Derek or take pictures with him,' Yankees GM Brian Cashman told reporters, adding that the mascot's presence alone is enough to boost team morale. 'With his goofy smile and antics on the field, he makes Yankee Stadium a family experience. Kids just love the hilarious way he swings and misses at pitches and struggles to cover ground at shortstop.' Cashman hinted that Derek Jeter would have an updated appearance this season, with an improved, slightly balder look. 