If Derek Jeter ever leaves shortstop, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman believes the legend may have a future in center field. "I like corner outfielders and corner infielders who have power, so for me, if he's ever gonna move, it's probably gonna be a Robin Yount situation. But we don't have to deal with it at this point," Cashman said Tuesday. "We'll deal with it when we have to." This winter, Jeter signed a three-year, $51 million deal with an option for a fourth year. Cashman said that he would "be surprised" if Jeter stays there for the duration, "but that doesn't mean it's not possible."