Well, certainly the Reds got their ass kicked, Warrior.
But I think I would have enjoyed being there for Bryce Harper hitting three home runs, the same way I enjoyed seeing a very young Ken Griffey Jr. hit three home runs in Baltimore's Memorial Stadium years ago, or Henry Aaron's 714th on opening day at Riverfront in 1974, or Barry Bonds hitting a home run in Dodger Stadium in the early 1990s before I knew about steroids. or Cal Ripken at Camden Yards late in his streak or Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson playing the outfield together in Crosley.
When my kids were little, we'd go to lots of games in Washington, just because I wanted them to have the experience. (My son stuck with the Reds. My daughter liked the nachos.) Watching young Bryce Harper bat was like what I imagine watching young Mickey Mantle was like. Every at bat he swung like he wasn't trying to hit a home run - he was trying to drive a ball 700 feet into the Anacostia River. He's not an easy guy to root for, but he's one of those rare guys you'd pay to see bat -- at least he was in his early days.