The Rays released Healy on Thursday, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Healy likely had the option of reporting to minor-league camp after he was informed he wouldn't make the Rays' Opening Day roster, but given the organization's considerable corner-infield depth at both the MLB and Triple-A levels, the 30-year-old may have decided he was better off pursuing opportunities elsewhere. Though he has a pair of 20-plus-homer seasons on his resume, Healy has logged just seven plate appearances in the majors over the past two years and underwhelmed with a .700 OPS during his 67-game stint in the Korea Baseball Organization in 2021.

Healy signed a minor-league contract with the Rays on Saturday, Robert Murray of FanSided.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Healy has shown power but not enough else through parts of five MLB seasons, as his .261/.298/.450 slash line adds up to a 101 wRC+, a number which isn't good enough for a regular at a corner infield position. He left for Korea in an attempt to resuscitate his career last season, but he couldn't even last the full year with the Hanwha Eagles, who cut him after he hit .257/.306/.394 with just seven homers in 67 games. It's possible the Rays work their magic and turn him into a platoon bat, but the more likely outcome is he fails to make the team.

Kealy signed a contract with the Hanwha Eagles of the KBO on Saturday, Sung Min Kim of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Healy spent 2020 with the Brewers but was at the alternate training site for most of the season, appearing in four games and going 1-for-7. The 28-year-old has a career .261/.298/.450 slash line with 69 home runs in 405 games over five big-league seasons.

Healy elected free agency Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Healy will look for work with another organization this winter after he refused an outright assignment to Triple-A San Antonio upon clearing waivers a few days ago. The corner infielder appeared in four games with Milwaukee in 2020, logging seven at-bats.

Healy cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A San Antonio on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

The 28-year-old finished the season on Milwaukee's active roster, but it's not much of a surprise to see him cast off the 40-man roster after appearing in only four games all season. Healy figures to receive an invite to big-league spring training and attempt to reclaim a spot on the roster.

Healy was recalled from the alternate training site Friday.

EDGE Analysis

The 28-year-old had a brief stint on the active roster in early August but has otherwise been at the alternate training site all season. Healy went 1-for-6 during his brief action and had a .745 OPS in 2019.

Healy was optioned to the Brewers' alternate training site Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

He had played sparingly thus far, going 1-for-6 with two strikeouts and zero walks. Healy will continue to serve as corner infield depth over the rest of the season.

Healy was recalled by the Brewers on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Healy narrowly missed out on a spot with the major-league club to begin the season, but he'll now head to the big leagues after working at the alternate training site. The 28-year-old should serve as infield depth for the Brewers after slashing .237/.289/.456 with seven home runs and 26 RBI over 47 games with the Mariners last year.

Healy will attend Summer Camp with the Brewers.

EDGE Analysis

Healy was optioned to Triple-A in mid-March, but he will get another chance to break camp with the big club, and will have better odds this time around with more roster spots available.

Healy was optioned to Triple-A San Antonio on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Brewers have evidently been making some roster decisions while the season remains in limbo, demoting Healy, Mark Mathias and Ronny Rodriguez and simplifying the competition for bench spots in the infield. Healy could still be up at some point this season and could be serviceable enough, as he owns a lopsided but respectable .261/.298/.452 slash line in 401 career big-league games.