Mason White, Enddy Azocar Selected as High-A All-Stars

A pair of standout performers who made a major impact at Fluor Field this summer have earned recognition among the best players at the High-A level, as former Greenville Drive infielder Mason White and outfielder Enddy Azocar have been named 2026 High-A All-Stars.

Both players turned in breakout stretches with Greenville before advancing to the next chapters of their respective seasons, providing the Drive with two of the most productive bats in the South Atlantic League.

White opened the 2026 season back in Greenville after finishing the previous year with the Drive and quickly emerged as one of the club’s most dangerous hitters.

In 68 games with Greenville, the left-handed hitting infielder batted .270 with 14 home runs, 14 doubles, three triples and 42 RBI, while posting a .362 on-base percentage, .525 slugging percentage and .887 OPS.

His combination of power and consistency eventually earned him a promotion to Double-A Portland on July 18. White finished the full 2026 Minor League season with 18 home runs, 55 RBI and an .833 OPS between Greenville and Portland.

The 2025 fourth-round selection out of the University of Arizona continued to build on an impressive first full professional season, showing the ability to drive the baseball while contributing throughout the infield.

Azocar’s stay in Greenville was shorter, but few players made a bigger impression.

After joining the Drive from Single-A Salem on May 26, Azocar immediately became a fixture in the middle of Greenville’s lineup. In 46 games with the Drive, the 19-year-old hit .279 with 12 home runs, 12 doubles, three triples and 37 RBI, while slugging .547 and producing an .885 OPS.

Among his signature performances was a four-hit, four-RBI effort on July 30 that included a home run, continuing a torrid stretch at the plate late in his Greenville tenure. He also delivered a grand slam in just his second game with the Drive on May 27 and later produced a two-homer performance on July 12.

Azocar was traded from Boston to Baltimore in early August and continued his strong season with High-A Frederick. Across three clubs in 2026, he finished with a .295 average, 21 home runs, 86 RBI, 20 stolen bases and an .885 OPS.

While their paths took them beyond Greenville before the conclusion of the season, White and Azocar left lasting impressions at Fluor Field.

Together, the duo combined for 26 home runs and 79 RBI in 114 games with the Drive, helping provide the Greenville lineup with impact production throughout the middle portion of the 2026 campaign. Their selection as High-A All-Stars serves as another milestone in two rapidly developing professional careers—and another example of the talent that passed through Fluor Field during the 2026 season.