OF Jarrett Parker, a former University of Virginia product, returned to the area this weekend. Parker is from nearby Stafford, Va., and played at Colonial Forge High School. He was slated to make his first appearance at Nationals Park on Friday after he was in the starting lineup batting third and playing left field but the game was rained out. Parker has played in 15 games this season for the Giants and has hit well since coming off the disabled list earlier this month.

LF Jarrett Parker is batting .429 with five doubles, one home run, seven RBIs, two outfield assists and his first career walk-off hit in four games since returning from the disabled list. He missed 96 games with a fractured right clavicle and was reinstated Aug. 3.

LF Jarrett Parker, who had a walk-off single in the 10th inning of a 5-4 victory against Arizona on Saturday night, hit his first home run of the season Sunday in a 6-3 win vs. the Diamondbacks. Parker crushed LHP Patrick Corbin's 3-2 fastball into the right-center field seats in the second inning for two-run shot. Parker was reinstated from the 60-day disabled list Thursday after missing 96 games with a broken right clavicle. He was injured on April 15 against Colorado when he slammed into the left-field fence while making a spectacular catch. Parker made a sliding catch in foul territory Saturday and threw out RF J.D. Martinez at home plate in the fourth inning Sunday. "He's come up here and made some noise right away," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "He's been impressive in the early go here." Parker is 6-for-13 with three doubles, one home run, seven RBIs and two outfield assists in three games since coming off the DL.

LF Jarrett Parker went 2-for-5 with an RBI double and a walk-off infield single in the bottom of the 10th inning of a 5-4 victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night at AT&T Park. Parker doubled in the seventh inning, driving in 3B Pablo Sandoval, who had doubled, for the Giants' first run. With two outs in the 10th, Parker singled up the middle off LHP T.J. McFarland, driving in Denard Span from third. Parker had been on the disabled list with a broken right clavicle since June 23 until Wednesday when he was activated.

OF Jarrett Parker came off the disabled list and went 3-for-4 with three RBIs. His first-inning double put the Giants up 4-0, and his RBI double in the fifth put them ahead 8-1. Parker had been on the DL since suffering a broken right clavicle making a catch at AT&T Park on April 15.

OF Jarrett Parker, who fractured his right clavicle making a catch against the left-field wall at AT&T Park on April 15, will come off the disabled list Thursday, although manager Bruce Bochy isn't ready to say whether he will start. "We'll activate him," Bochy said. "Really there's no big reason except that we want to give him a break and give him a chance to take some BP here. He's been playing a lot, so we'll put him on the active roster (Thursday)."

OF Jarrett Parker (fractured right clavicle) will be activated from the disabled list Wednesday when his rehab stint with Triple-A Sacramento ends, but manager Bruce Bochy said he's not sure how much playing time Parker will get in the final two months of the season. "We're going to talk about this tomorrow," Bochy said Tuesday. "We're going to huddle up, the staff, myself, (general manager) Bobby (Evans), just from this point on what our plan is," Bochy said. "We have already started those discussions. With Parker, he's going to get some playing time. We're still in this thing to finish strong. I don't t want to give you the amount of games he'll play a week or anything. It may not be every day. Part of this whole deal, these guys, their performance will dictate how (much) they play, as it should be. We'll see how it goes when he comes up." Parker was the Giants' opening day left fielder but has been on the DL since April 16.

OF Jarrett Parker (fractured right clavicle) will be activated from the disabled list Wednesday when his rehab assignment with Triple-A Sacramento ends. Parker, who has been out since April 16, was the Giants' Opening Day left fielder.

OF Jarrett Parker was sent on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Sacramento. He was 0-for-4 with two strikeouts Thursday for Sacramento. He was injured April 15 when he crashed into the left-field wall while catching a drive hit by Colorado's DJ LeMahieu.

OF Jarrett Parker was sent on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Sacramento. He was injured April 15 at AT&T Park when he crashed into the left-field wall while catching a drive hit by Colorado's DJ LeMahieu.

OF Jarrett Parker will begin a rehab assignment Monday with Triple-A Sacramento. He was injured April 15 at AT&T Park when he crashed into the left field wall while catching a drive hit by Colorado's DJ LeMahieu. Rehab assignments for position players can last 20 days, and because Parker has not played in two months, he is expected to spend several weeks with Sacramento to regain his timing.

OF Jarrett Parker (fractured right clavicle), who has been on the 60-day disabled list since April 16, will be one of the hitters facing Madison Bumgarner on Sunday morning. Parker was injured at AT&T Park when he crashed into the left-field wall to rob Colorado's DJ LeMahieu of a hit April 15. Parker is expected to begin a rehab assignment after getting at-bats Sunday in Bumgarner's simulated game.

LF Jarett Parker is "getting close" to starting a minor league rehab assignment, Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Tuesday in Milwaukee. Parker has been out since April 15, when he broke his clavicle crashing into the outfield wall at AT&T Park.

OF Jarrett Parker (right clavicle surgery) was moved from the 10- to the 60-day disabled list on Wednesday. The Giants made the transaction to open a spot on their 40-man roster for 1B/OF Michael Morse, whose contract was purchased from Triple-A Sacramento.

LF Jarrett Parker, who sustained a broken right collarbone after running into the left-field fence on Saturday, with miss a "rough estimate" of eight weeks, Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. Parker was placed on the 10-day disabled list on Sunday. San Francisco recalled reliever Steven Okert to take Parker's roster spot.

OF Jarrett Parker was placed on the disabled list by the San Francisco Giants on Sunday, a day after he broke his right collarbone crashing into the fence while catching a fly ball. Parker, 28, is hitting .143 with two RBIs in nine games this season, The left fielder robbed Colorado's DJ LeMahieu of a potential extra-base hit in the Rockies' 5-0 win Saturday at San Francisco. Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Parker likely will be out for about eight weeks after undergoing a surgical procedure this week.

LF Jarrett Parker suffered a broken right clavicle when he crashed into the left field wall while catching 2B DJ LeMahieu's bid for extra bases in the fourth inning Saturday. Parker immediately grabbed for his shoulder area after the run-in with the padded wall, and only made it part way toward the Giants dugout before requiring the attention of the San Francisco trainer.

LF Jarrett Parker was 0-for-2 with a strikeout Saturday night and is 0-for-12 on the season with seven strikeouts. Giants left fielders are 0-for-23 this season.

LF Jarrett Parker was 0-for-7 with five strikeouts while starting twice in the first three games as part of a platoon in left field after making his first Opening Day roster. He was given a day off Thursday, and manager Bruce Bochy said the two spoke about the early struggles. "Parker, those aren't his swings, so he might be trying to wait on the ball a little bit longer," Bochy said. "I just wanted to get this thoughts. I want these guys to go out there and let it go, play free and easy and do their thing. Just try to get a great swing off."

LF Jarrett Parker was 0-for-2 in his first Opening Day start after making the roster out of spring training for the first time in his three major league seasons. Manager Bruce Bochy indicated Parker will comprise part of a left field platoon with Gorkys Hernandez and Chris Marrero.