By Emma Baccellieri Get ready for a free-agent frenzy, a mad dash of trades and spring training games. Congratulations, baseball fans: You have made it through the long, cold winter of your discontent. After a 99-day lockout, plenty of contentious debates and more than a few blown deadlines, MLB and the MLBPA have finally settled on the structure for a new collective bargaining agreement to last through 2026. The deal will be official once it’s been formally ratified by both sides—perhaps as soon as Thursday night. After that, the league will be prepared to pull off a full season, with 162 gam…