John Lackey (L), Armando Galarraga (R) - AP Photos

After a disappointing loss to the Detroit Tigers last night, the Boston Red Sox will look to take the series finale at Comerica Park this afternoon.

Today’s game will start at 1:05 p.m. and will be shown on NESN in the Red Sox television market. The game can be seen in the Tigers television market on FOX Sports Detroit. If you can’t catch the television broadcast, you can always listen to the game on the 2010 Red Sox radio network.

John Lackey has pitched well for Terry Francona and the Red Sox as of late. He’s made seven starts this season and is 4-1 with a 4.60 ERA. In his one start against the Tigers in 2009, he took the loss after allowing five runs in six innings. He’s had good success though against the Tigers in his career as he is 6-1 with a 3.79 ERA in nine starts. He’s a perfect 4-0 with a 3.46 ERA in four starts at Comerica Park.

Armando Galarraga will make his first start of 2010 for Jim Leyland and the Tigers. He was 4-2 with a 3.92 ERA for the Tiger’s Triple-A affiliate the Toledo Mud Hens. He did face the Red Sox once in 2009, taking the loss after allowing four runs (three earned) in seven innings. Overall, he’s made two career starts against the Red Sox and is 0-1 with a 5.84 ERA.

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

Boston Red Sox 19-18

Detroit Tigers 21-16

1. Marco Scutaro SS 1. Johnny Damon LF
2. Jeremy Hermida LF 2. Ramon Santiago SS
3. J.D. Drew RF 3. Magglio Ordonez DH
4. Kevin Youkilis 1B 4. Miguel Cabrera 1B
5. David Ortiz DH 5. Brennan Boesch RF
6. Mike Lowell 3B 6. Brandon Inge 3B
7. Jason Varitek C 7. Don Kelly CF
8. Bill Hall 2B 8. Alex Avila C
9. Jonathan Van Every CF 9. Danny Worth 2B
John Lackey SP Armando Galarraga SP

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

Boston Red Sox vs Detroit Tigers batter/pitcher matchups

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Red Sox allow Tigers to claw back and win [Boston Globe]

Feeling they got taken [Boston Globe]

Beckett to return Tuesday against Yankees [Boston Globe]

Subs surfaced on time [Boston Globe]

Red Sox lose grip, let Tigers walk off with a win in 12th [Boston Herald]

Tigers turn tide on Jon Lester in 6th [Boston Herald]

David Ortiz blossoms like May flower [Boston Herald]

Jonathan Papelbon goes long [Boston Herald]

Blue Jays appear close to taking wing [Boston Herald]

Tough night, and a quick turnaround [Clubhouse Insider]

Morning notes: Pedroia gets day off [Clubhouse Insider]

Red Sox-Tigers pregame: Pedroia gets day off [CSN New England]

Notes: Papelbon’s effort for naught [ESPN Boston]

Missed opportunities do in Sox [ESPN Boston]

Pedroia sits out today’s game [ESPN Boston]

Ellsbury will start rehab on Monday [Extra Bases]

A few morning updates [Extra Bases]

Closing Time: Tigers 7, Red Sox 6 [Full Count]

Walk-Off Walk a Tough Loss to Swallow for Red Sox [NESN.com]

Do Hitters Have an Unfair Advantage by Wearing Body Armor? [NESN.com]

Jacoby Ellsbury Joins Team in Detroit, Will Play in Pawtucket on Monday [NESN.com]

Walk on wild side in 12th sinks Sox [Providence Journal]

All eyes are on Boston’s shortstop phenom [Providence Journal]

Red Sox Journal: Johnson, Damon go way back to minors [Providence Journal]

Ortiz starts against Tigers lefty Willis [RedSox.com]

Beckett in line to start Tuesday in Bronx [RedSox.com]

Cameron moves closer to rejoining club [RedSox.com]

Prospect Pimentel pitches six perfect innings [RedSox.com]

Ellsbury will likely begin rehab stint Monday [RedSox.com]