John Lackey (L), Cole Hamels (R) - AP Photos

After a two-game sweep of the Minnesota Twins, the Boston Red Sox head to the mid-Atlantic to kickoff interleague play with the Philadelphia Phillies in a three-game set at Citizens Bank Park.

Tonight’s game will start at 7:05 p.m. and will be shown on NESN in the Red Sox television market. The game can be seen in the Phillies television market on CSN Philly. For those who don’t live in either market, the game will also be broadcast on the MLB Network.To find out if you get the MLB Network, click here (enter zip code at bottom). If you can’t catch the television broadcast, you can always listen to the game on the 2010 Red Sox radio network.

John Lackey makes his ninth start of 2010 for Terry Francona and the Red Sox. In his eight starts, he is 4-2 with a 4.86 ERA. He’s only faced the Phillies once and that came back in 2003 as a member of the Angels at home. In that start, he picked up the win after allowing one run in 6 1/3 innings.

Like Lackey, Cole Hamels will be making his ninth start of the season. In his eight starts, he is also 4-2 and has an ERA of 4.29. His one career start against the Red Sox came at home in June of 2008 and he picked up the win after allowing two runs over seven innings.

Lineups, batter/pitcher matchups, and links after the jump.

Boston Red Sox 22-20

Philadelphia Phillies25-15

1. Marco Scutaro SS 1. Jimmy Rollins SS
2. Dustin Pedroia 2B 2. Placido Polanco 3B
3. Victor Martinez C 3. Chase Utley 2B
4. Kevin Youkilis 1B 4. Ryan Howard 1B
5. J.D. Drew RF 5. Jayson Werth RF
6. Adrian Beltre 3B 6. Raul Ibanez LF
7. Bill Hall LF 7. Shane Victorino CF
8. Darnell McDonald CF 8. Carlos Ruiz C
9. John Lackey P 9. Cole Hamels P
John Lackey SP Cole Hamels SP

And here is the how hitters have fared against tonight’s starting pitchers:

Boston Red Sox vs Philadelphia Phillies batter/pitcher matchups

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Scutaro, Ellsbury and previewing Red Sox-Phillies [Clubhouse Insider]

Ortiz will play tomorrow [Clubhouse Insider]

Ortiz’ aim: Break slump, resume playing regularly [CSN New England]

Does Iannetta make sense for the Red Sox? [Extra Bases]

Pregame news and notes from Philly [Extra Bases]

Francona: Relationship with Ortiz is good [Extra Bases]

Lucchino on D&C: Ortiz has right to question media [Full Count]

Ortiz told Hanley ‘do the right thing’ [Full Count]

David Ortiz Moving Forward After Getting Frustrations With Media Off His Chest [NESN.com]

Jacoby Ellsbury to Join Red Sox in Philadelphia on Saturday [NESN.com]

Ways Kevin Millar Can Provide a Boost to Red Sox As NESN Analyst [NESN.com]

Jon Lester Continues Dominance to Earn Amica Pitcher of the Week Honors [NESN.com]

Red Sox Bats Providing More Than Expected [NESN.com]

Jacoby Ellsbury Ready to be Activated on Saturday [NESN.com]

St. Ray’s Iannetta on Red Sox’ radar? [Projo Sox Blog]

Wild-card push starts right now [Projo Sox Blog]

Francona not worried about relationship with Ortiz [Projo Sox Blog]

Scutaro feeling better, hoping issue is resolved [Projo Sox Blog]

Gems by Buchholz, Lester give Red Sox flexibility [Projo Sox Blog]

Youkilis won’t play third base in Philadelphia [Projo Sox Blog]

Beckett plays catch, making progress [Projo Sox Blog]

Red Sox start Interleague fun in Philly [RedSox.com]

Lowell’s quick recovery not surprising [RedSox.com]