Not quite time to pull the trigger, but the team sits firmly on the sell side. Too many teams ahead of them, too many holes on the roster to fix (and few assets to trade for them), and what looks like some improved-value trade pieces.
With Strasburg broken, Corbin terrible, Robles hurt and bad, and Soto "underperforming," there is some scope for improvement, but it's vanishingly unlikely to happen fast enough to save this year. This isn't the 19-31, where you had Rendon and Turner hurt during that run but back by this point and mostly just an awful bullpen. And that team was already back to 26-33 after June 2.
This year's edition is going into tonight's name also seven games under .500 but with significantly worse chances of turning it around. That was a good team playing under its talent level. This looks to be to be a mediocre team playing only slightly under its talent level. 2019 is not even a pie-in-the-sky panacea now; it's just pure insanity for anyone to keep referencing it.