The left-handed Healy got off to a fantastic start to his college career, posting a 2.32 ERA in 42 2/3 innings his freshman season. He struck out 24.7% of hitters he faced and walked only 3.8% of hitters, pitching out of the bullpen, as well as making some starts.

He continued that swingman role his sophomore year, still posting a strong 3.76 ERA, keeping his strikeout rate steady at 24.7%, but his walk rate nearly tripled, going up to 10% in 2024. 2025 went off the rails for him, as he posted a 7.76 ERA, and his strikeout rate went down pretty significantly to 18.9%. He was in the portal this offseason before the Brewers selected him. 

Healy throws a fastball in the low-90s that shows flashes of being able to reach back for more, even getting up to 97 at times. The shape of the pitch is solid, but unspectacular, and his command of the pitch regressed during his time at Duke.

His changeup is his best pitch, and did the best job of generating whiffs of all his pitches. He has shown a level of comfort with the pitch against righties and lefties.

He rounds out the repertoire with a slurve-type breaking ball, which he shows an ability to spin, but is lacking in shape and command. 

The Brewers are likely banking on helping Healy find his Freshman form, and will hope to better weaponize his ability to spin the breaking ball. For a college arm, there is untapped potential here, as he could probably stand to add a bit of weight still as well, potentially helping him find more consistency in his velocity.