The MLB trade deadline is a week from today. So who are the buyers and sellers?

State of play: The answer isn't so simple this season — for a few reasons.

• First off, all but five teams are within 10 games of a playoff spot. So the A's, Royals, White Sox, Nationals and Rockies are the only undeniable sellers.
• On top of that, some high-payroll teams that you'd expect to spend this time of year have flopped (Mets, Padres), while surprise teams with smaller payrolls (Orioles, Diamondbacks) have emerged.

What they're saying: "This is one of the stranger buildups to the trade deadline I can remember," writes The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal ($). "The sport is essentially upside down."

Go deeper:

• The 23 best players potentially available (Yahoo Sports)
• What each team should do at the deadline (MLB)

Training camp is underway across the NFL. With 44 days until the season, how do you feel about your team's Super Bowl odds?

Go deeper: Training camp questions and roster projections (ESPN)

32 countries are competing in the Women's World Cup — with players representing clubs from over 40 countries.

Yes, but: Over 25% of players come from clubs in England and the U.S., Axios' Thomas Oide and Simran Parwani write.

• 17 players play NCAA soccer in the U.S.
• The clubs with the most players include Barcelona, Chelsea and PSG.

💰 Al Hilal eyes Mbappé: Saudi club Al Hilal has made a stunning $332 million bid for French superstar and PSG forward Kylian Mbappé. It would be the largest transfer fee ever, though he is reportedly not interested.

🏈 This just in: Saquon Barkley has reportedly signed a one-year deal worth up to $11 million. The Giants' running back is heading to training camp.

🎓 Hazing at Northwestern: Two lawsuits alleging hazing within Northwestern athletics were filed on Monday, one by a former football player and one by a former volleyball player. This comes two weeks after football coach Pat Fitzgerald was fired over claims of hazing.

⚽️ While you were sleeping: In Women's World Cup action, Colombia beat South Korea, 2-0, Switzerland tied Norway, 0-0, and the Philippines upset New Zealand, 1-0.

31 years ago today, the 25th Olympic Games opened up in Barcelona, featuring 169 countries participating in 257 events across 25 sports.

The headliners: The IOC allowed NBA players to participate for the first time, leading to the creation of the "Dream Team." The superstar-laden squad destroyed opponents by an average of 44 points and quickly became a global sensation.

"I look to my right, there's Michael Jordan. I look to my left, there's Charles Barkley or Larry Bird. I didn't know who to throw the ball to."

Go deeper:

• Look: Dream Team photos
• Watch: Dream Team highlights

FanDuel has hired Alison Kutler as the company's vice president of sustainability and responsible gaming, Axios has learned.

State of play: As sports betting goes mainstream, operators are investing more resources into ensuring their customers are gambling responsibly.

• Sports betting is now legal in 38 states plus D.C., and major sports leagues — long opposed to betting — are now partners in the fast-growing industry.
• This has made sports betting more approachable and less stigmatized, but there are still serious risks associated with gambling of any kind.
• FanDuel is already a leader in responsible gaming. Hiring Kutler should help the company better protect consumers and work with regulators.

Background: Kutler comes to FanDuel from Dapper Labs, where she served as senior vice president of global government affairs for the NFT and blockchain developer.

• She had a similar role at Visa and has held multiple positions in the U.S. government, including as special adviser to the chairman of the FCC.
• Now, she'll work in sports — a field she's loved her whole life. "My parents said my first word was touchdown," Kutler, a Nebraska native, tells Axios.

VENTURA, Calif. — A stunning shot of France's David Rinaldo competing in Moto X best trick at X Games California.

MAURIAC, France — The peloton rides through the forest during Stage 2 of 8 in the second annual Tour de France Femmes.

SYDNEY — In South Korea's 2-0 loss to Colombia, 16-year-old American Casey Phair (her mother is Korean) became the youngest player ever to appear in the Women's World Cup.

OAKLAND — Tony Kemp can fly.

The Yankees host the Mets tonight (7:05pm ET, TBS), kicking off the final Subway Series of the season after the teams split their first two-game set last month.

• State of play: The Yankees (53-47) are tied for last in the AL East (though just 2.5 games out of the wild card); the Mets (46-53) are fourth in the NL East and seven games out of a playoff spot.
• On the mound: Since a slow start, Justin Verlander has a 2.72 ERA in his last nine outings, and Domingo Germán is three starts removed from throwing MLB's 24th perfect game.

More to watch:

• ⚽️ Leagues Cup: Inter Miami vs. Atlanta (7:30pm, Apple) … How will Messi follow up his electric, game-winning debut?
• ⚽️ Friendly: Man United vs. Wrexham (10:30pm, ESPN2) … In San Diego.
• 🏀 WNBA: Aces at Sky (7pm, ESPN) … Vegas (21-2) has a +357 point differential, the best in any 23-game stretch in league history.
• 🏀 The Basketball Tournament: Nine games (2-9pm, ESPN+) … The 64-team tournament for $1 million will be two-thirds complete by day's end.

The Packers confirmed Monday that they plan to eventually retire Aaron Rodgers' No. 12 jersey, which would make him the third Green Bay QB to earn that honor.

• Question: Who are the other two?
• Hint: Nos. 4 and 15.

Answer at the bottom.

Brazil scored an early contender for goal of the tournament in Monday's 4-0 win over Panama, stringing together a beautiful series of passes in the box.

Please enjoy.