I'm glad they're finally playing Burleson. He's done nothing but hit, and now he's making good choices with what pitches to swing at. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing him at first base while trading Goldschmidt.
Center field is going to look pretty bad with Edman having a setback, though; I'm not at the point where I want to trade multiple good young players for Robert, but Siani can't hit worth shit (fantastic defender, though), Nootbaar is always hurt, and Scott isn't ready (even though he's doing a bit better, having stolen twenty bases). Fortunately, Chase Davis is actually hitting extremely well at the moment, and Jordan Walker is still ridiculously young. I don't think the future outfield is that big a worry, even if the current one is a huge weakness.
I know this is going to sound very controversial...but I would not draft Hagen Smith, Chase Burns, or Trey Yesavage with #7. There's absolutely no way I draft a pitcher that highly, not when we're rarely this bad, not when you can find potentially elite pitchers literally everywhere (for example, Spencer Strider was a fourth-round pick), whereas elite hitters are usually high picks. Give me Konnor Griffin or Bryce Rainer there. I think either could be an elite third baseman, and then you could save money to get another high schooler (possibly a pitcher) in the third round (or even another in the fourth round).