The Washington Nationals have recalled their No. 3 prospect, No. 91 overall MLB prospect Brady House, to the majors. The 22-year-old third baseman, a Winder-Barrow High School product in Georgia picked in the 11th round in 2021, will make an immediate strong contribution to a rebuilding Nationals club that might benefit from a right-handed power bat. 

With a solid performance in Triple-A Rochester and a desirable power profile, House is a name fantasy baseball operators, particularly dynasty league owners, need to monitor. Below, we examine his prospect status, statistical career, and fantasy prognosis in 2025 and on. 

 

Brady House Prospect Status

Brady House has been a steady of the Nationals' rebuild for quite some time now, with plus power at the plate and defense in the form of third base. Taken as a prep shortstop, House made the move to third base because of his 6'4", 208-pound build and poor speed. But his cannon for an arm—he used to hit 96 mph as a high school pitcher—might make him more than a below-average defender at the hot corner. After a 2022 season lost due to a back injury, House bounced back well in 2023 by progressing through three lower minors levels (Single-A, High-A, Double-A) and again becoming a top-100 prospect.

House struggled in 2024 with a .241/.297/.402 line at Double-A Harrisburg and Triple-A Rochester with a 26.4% strikeout rate, questioning his chase tendencies and contact ability. But his 2025 Triple-A stint has been a wake-up call, with a .301/.349/.516 line, 13 HRs, and a 126 wRC+ in 64 contests, and that's a configuration for the majors. Recent tweets on X identify his power explosion, referencing a 411-foot opposite-field home run and 13 home runs overall leading all Nationals minors this season.

House's recall fits the Nationals' requirement for right-handed bat and long-term third base presence. With House matched to Austin Riley power upside-wise, House's ceiling is huge, but his swing and miss problems present some risk.

 

Brady House Stats

House's minor league statistics reflect his raw power and developing style. The following is a breakdown of how he hit from 2021 to 2025, per FanGraphs data:

  • 2021 (Complex League, Age 18): .322/.394/.576, 4 HR, 148 wRC+, 19.7% K%, 10.6% BB% in 16 games
  • 2022 (Single-A, Age 19): .278/.356/.375, 3 HR, 108 wRC+, 29.1% K%, 5.9% BB% in 45 games (back injury cut short season)
  • 2023 (Combined MiLB, Age 20): .312/.365/.497, 12 HR, 139 wRC+, 23.8% K%, 7.0% BB% between Single-A, High-A, and Double-A
    • Single-A: .297/.369/.500, 6 HR, 142 wRC+
    • High-A: .317/.368/.540, 3 HR, 147 wRC+
    • Double-A: .324/.358/.475, 3 HR, 131 wRC+
  • 2024 (Combined MiLB, Age 21): .241/.297/.402, 19 HR, 93 wRC+, 26.4% K%, 5.7% BB% in Double-A and Triple-A
    • Double-A: .234/.310/.423, 13 HR, 114 wRC+
    • Triple-A: .250/.280/.375, 6 HR, 67 wRC+
  • 2025 (Triple-A, Age 22): .301/.349/.516, 13 HR, 126 wRC+, 27.0% K%, 6.8% BB% in 64 games

House's 2025 Triple-A stats are a breakout, with a .215 ISO and .376 BABIP behind his improved slash line. His power production (13 HR in 278 PA) and hard contact (e.g., a 458-foot homer at 112.4 MPH) attest to his plus power ceiling, albeit with his strikeout rate remaining an issue.

 

Brady House Fantasy Baseball Outlook

Brady House is a dynasty ceiling stash and a fantasy baseball deep redraft speculative grab. His +power is worth 25-30 home runs a year at his best, particularly with the Nationals Park being rated the 10th-best park vs. righty power by Statcast. 

But his elevated strikeout rate (27.0% in 2025 Triple-A) and his depressed walk rate (6.8%) imply that he may have difficulty with batting average and OBP in the early going of his major league career, potentially limiting his short-term value in points leagues.

In 2025, expect House to compete for the third base starting job, with a decent line of .240-.260 AVG, 10+ HR, 40+ RBI, and limited steals (career 16 SB in 342 MiLB games). His immediate fantasy value rests on playing time, but the Nationals' absence of veteran third basemen and rebuilding initiative make occasional at-bats likely. 

Long term, House might become a fantasy top-10 third baseman if he polishes up his approach, with a ceiling such as Austin Riley but a floor such as Paul DeJong because of strikeout concerns.

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