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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis announced Wednesday that he would retire at season's end. He is one of the greatest linebackers to lace them up. Here is what other media outlets are saying about Lewis this morning.

The news of Ravens legendary middle linebacker Ray Lewis' upcoming retirement triggered plenty of reactions around the league.

There is really only one more appropriate ending for the Ravens' Ray Lewis, and that won't come for another five years when he takes his place in the NFL Hall of Fame as the greatest middle linebacker ever.

Locust Point's J. Patrick's Irish Pub to close after New Year's Eve 2012.

Ravens introduce new concession stand, Orioles switch ticket vendor

The owners of Mother's Federal Hill Grille will move into the old Griffin's Grill location at 969 Ritchie Highway in Arnold.

Last week, ESPN revealed its NFL "All Era" team, which recognized those current players whose attitudes and styles of play would make them successful in, well, any era, whether it is today's pass-happy NFL or the days when Dick Butkus and Jack Lambert roamed the field and the word "concussion" was simply medical jargon. Three Ravens were in the top 14 -- linebacker Ray Lewis, safety Ed Reed and running back Ray Rice. Lewis was No. 1 on the list, which was based on voting by 20 Hall of Famers and ESPN.com's John Clayton.

Badly done: Baltimore restaurants promote earthquake specials too quickly