Colton Orr is still dealing with a leg bone bruise and consequently hasn't been practicing with Toronto. Orr agreed to a two-year/$1.85 million extension with Toronto over the summer. He won't get much more than five points this season, but he is one of the best sources of penalty minutes in the league.

Colton Orr was absent for Toronto's first on-ice session of training camp on Thursday because of a leg bone bruise. He isn't expected to be able to skate for at least a week. The Leafs enforcer led the league with 155 penalty minutes in 44 games last season.

Colton Orr's two-year contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs is official. According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, Orr's new deal will carry an annual salary cap hit of $925,000. The Toronto enforcer should be a solid source of penalty minutes next season.

According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, the Maple Leafs are close to signing tough guy Colton Orr to a two-year deal. McKenzie said the new deal would be worth a little less than $1 million per year. Orr led the league with 155 penalty minutes in 44 games during the lockout-shortened season. He also chipped in one goal and three assists.

Colton Orr was scratched from Toronto's lineup Wednesday night. Fellow Leafs' enforcer Frazer McLaren didn't play in Wednesday's loss to Tampa either. Coach Randy Carlyle likes to play his tough guys though, so they will probably be back in the lineup soon. Carlyle likes his team's identity with Orr and McLaren in the lineup even though the Leafs outshot an opponent for the first time in 11 games with them in the press box. The Toronto bench boss will ice the squad he feels gives them the best chance of winning and the Leafs have played well with them skating on the fourth line. Orr leads the league with 155 penalty minutes in 42 games this year.

Colton Orr (lower body) returned to practice Tuesday. Orr has missed the last three games with the ailment, but today's news is a good sign. The Leafs play Wednesday night against the Canadiens, but it's unclear what Orr's status is for that game. We're still listing him as day-to-day and will update you as we know more.

Colton Orr (lower body) will not play Saturday night against Ottawa. He did participate in part of Friday's practice but is certainly not ready for game action. Consider Orr day-to-day.

Colton Orr won't play Thursday because of a lower-body injury. The Leafs tough guy has resurrected his career after his playing days were thought to be over because of a concussion. Orr has chipped a goal and an assist in 17 games this campaign to go along with 55 penalty minutes.

Colton Orr got into his first fight of the 2013 season on Monday night against Buffalo. He tangled with towering forward John Scott during the first period and he dropped him to his knees with a punishing body shot. Orr was visibly pumped after scoring the win and seemed glad to be back in the NHL. He spent more of the 2011-12 season with the Marlies in the AHL than he did with the Leafs. Under coach Randy Carlyle, Orr appears to have a regular spot on the fourth line. Just don't expect him to get much ice time.

Colton Orr suffered a dislocated finger at Maple Leafs camp Tuesday. X-rays were negative, which is nice, but it remains to be seen if Orr will even get a legitimate shot in the NHL this season. He was demoted to the AHL last season and his enforcer game appears ill-suited to today's NHL. He shouldn't be on your fantasy radar.