Professional
2006 Detroit Tigers Hitting Coach, 16 Season MLB Player, Founder of RightView Pro

"The question is not what you do differently from any one major league player but what do you do differently from all the best players in the game. What makes those players more efficient and more successful? RVP lets you see the common principles that make these players the best in the game…See yourself next to the best in the game."
After retiring from the Major Leagues in 1997, Slaught spent the next seven years coaching high school and Little League as well as developing a video analysis system called RightView Pro (RVP). In 2006, Jim Leyland asked Slaught to become the hitting coach for the Detroit Tigers Major League Baseball team, and Slaught agreed to make the jump literally from Little League to the Major Leagues. Prior to the 2006 season, the Tigers had faced 12 consecutive losing seasons and ranked 11th in 2005 in total offense. After being hired in the off season, Don got to work instilling the RVP systems at every level of the Detroit organization. The Major League team improved in every major offensive category as a result and moved from 11th to 5th in total offense primarily due to their increase in power. They hit 35 more homeruns and scored nearly 100 more runs than the previous year. Ultimately, the Detroit Tigers overcame a steak of losing seasons to make it to the 2006 World Series.
