Wanna see a dude who throws 100 MPH toss a ball through the windows of a moving, autopiloted Tesla???
hitting the insane trick pitch -- and the video is wild!!!on an MLB radar gun -- hit up an L.A. parking lot Sunday for the trick, getting his fancy ride and his buddy to help with the shot.
It's unclear how exactly the dudes got the car to drive by itself without a passenger in it ... but if you know anything about Teslas, there's a"Summon" mode that can get the whip to drive by itself for short distances. So, 20-year-old Greene let the car drive by ... and then fired a heater that passed straight through the windows and into the catcher's mitt!!Of course, Greene's hit similar shots recently ... famously throwing a football to his friend on the Tesla back in November.Hey, we know it's not quite as exciting as real MLB action ... but we'll take it for now!
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