Parker is batting 16-for-40 (.400) with two homers and 11 RBI over his last 10 games at Triple-A Albuquerque. Parker is beginning to dig himself out of a woeful open to the season with Albuquerque, but due to his April struggles, his batting line sits at a rather unremarkable .254/.296/.414 across 181 plate appearances. After adjusting for league and park effects, Parker's numbers equate to below-average production (86 wRC+). His slow start took him out of the running for a promotion to the Rockies when Justin Morneau (concussion) and Corey Dickerson (foot) hit the DL, and with call-ups Wilin Rosario, Ben Paulsen, and Brandon Barnes generally faring well as replacements, there's little reason to bring Parker aboard now even with his bat heating up.