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I'm not sure you can do that with Tucker. He has never signed a long-term contract, and he will be eligible for free agency after 2025 in real life. By extending him out to 2029, you are artificially lowering his salaries for those years. Most teams in the league have arbitration eligible players like Tucker and did NOT extend them at their current values like Vlad Guerrero. I don't want to hurt the Cubs, but I don't think we should make an exception for Tucker.
I followed the rules for posting initial contracts. It's not my fault if others didn't follow the same rules.
Except you didn't, it clearly states the AAV of non arb elligble players, both those players are ARB eligible.