House showed glimpses of solid power and a patient approach in a short stint. At a likely deep-draft price, he’s a strong keeper/dynasty flyer who could deliver 15+ homers with growth in batting average and runs as he settles into a regular role.

Top infield prospect with velocity and contact profile; potential to anchor a young Nationals lineup and amplify surrounding hitters as he reaches the majors.

House returns to third as part of the Nats’ lineup shakeup, potentially stabilizing the infield and contributing RBI opportunities as the team searches for offense to snap the skid.

<p>Brady House is at a power crossroads. His MLB results lag behind his prospect reputation, with only 3 homers in 224 AB and a launch angle well below average. Power development, particularly lifting and pulling the ball and timing fastballs, will determine whether he becomes a durable fantasy option at third base.</p><p>His defense remains strong, offering a defensive floor that supports a fantasy future if the power translates. The question is whether he can make the necessary swing adjustments to turn raw potential into consistent, 20+ homer output.</p>

Brady House sits in favor of Paul DeJong, marking a clear lineup reshuffle as Washington seeks a spark from veterans. His absence creates a tested pathway for DeJong’s power while Washington’s youth navigate a challenging stretch with a six-game skid lingering over the clubhouse.