Huang controls his body and demonstrates an advanced feel for pitching, throwing all four pitches at any point in the count and working backwards at times off his changeup and breakers. He repeats a fluid delivery effectively and commands well down in the zone despite length in his arm action. Some deception helps the arsenal play up, though the raw stuff has its limits, particularly againt same-handed hitters. The fastball that doesn't show a ton of life and neither breaking pitch projects as a chase pitch. The package works as long as he spots the ball effectively, though hitters started taking better swings against him after multiple looks.

The frame suggests durability issues, but his athleticism and sneaky core and leg strength mitigates some of those concerns. If he proves capable of handling a hundred pitches every fifth day and refines one or both of his breaking balls another half a tick there's No. 4 starter potential here, but more realistically he looks like a potentially effective middle man that offers spot-start potential and valuable multi-inning utility out of the pen.