Former Blue Jays catcher Gregg Zaun is Toronto’s newest—and most popular—baseball analyst

My Rolex Daytona Anybody who has a Rolex would probably chew off their own arm before parting with it. This was the first really cool thing I bought for myself after I signed a big contract in 2001. It means the world to me.

My Bleu de Chanel cologne I’ll just say this: it’s had an extremely positive response. The first week I wore it I was eating lunch over at Jack Astor’s on Yonge Street. This 50-something gal was sitting next to me at the bar and she leans in, takes a full-on sniff of me and says, “You smell unbelievable.”

My Prada jacket The chest is like a ski vest and the arms are like a sweater—it’s the perfect jacket for Toronto weather. Zip it up when it’s cold or leave it unzipped and it’s stylish.

My wheels My Audi A8L is fast, good-looking and enormous. I go everywhere in it. When I retired from playing this spring, I drove it from training camp in Arizona to Toronto.

My game night snack Rotisserie chicken is so damn succulent—I love it. My Sportsnet co-host Jamie Campbell turned me on to Swiss Chalet. I eat it every other day when I’m working. The same thing every time: the double-leg dinner with fries and a Chalet salad.

My best suit My Twitter followers call this the Al Capone suit. It was made for me in Florida, and it seemed a little bold at first. But when I walk into a room and I’m wearing my black and white shoes and belt, it just pops. It’s an attention getter, and I’m an attention junkie.

My good luck gun A buddy of mine, Art Horn, was a sheriff in Bradenton, Florida. A few months after he died, his wife mailed me his old pistol charm, saying he had wanted me to have it. Now it’s in my travel bag and I carry it with me on all of my trips.

(Images: John Cullen)