How did he get here?: Acquired in trade with White Sox for future considerations, July 2009
Stats: 6'2", 190 lbs, Throws: Right
Age as of April 1, 2010: 21
Season line is cumulative, Splits are with Greeneville
| Split | IP | ERA/WHIP | K:BB | BAA |
| Season | 53.1 | 4.56/1.44 | 60:23 | .270 |
| w/GRN | 28.2 | 3.77/1.08 | 30:8 | .228 |
| vs LHB | 9.1 | 8.68/1.61 | 7:3 | .333 |
| vs RHB | 19.1 | 1.40/0.84 | 23:5 | .169 |
| Home | 17.2 | 4.58/1.36 | 16:7 | .270 |
| Away | 11 | 2.45/0.64 | 14:1 | .158 |
| Bases Empty | 18.1 | x/0.98 | 19:5 | .197 |
| Runners On | 10.1 | x/1.26 | 11:3 | .286 |
| w/RISP | 5.1 | x/0.94 | 8:2 | .158 |
| August | 25.2 | 4.21/1.13 | 26:7 | .242 |
| September | 3 | 0.00/0.67 | 4:1 | .100 |
Season Total
K/9 Rate: 10.1
BB/9 Rate: 3.9
Groundout/Flyout Rate (w/GRN): 0.92
K:BB Ratio: 2.61
Murillo Gouvea had a rougher time of it in Bristol, the White Sox' Appalachian League affiliate, and was traded for future considerations (who I hear has a wicked slider), where he performed much better for Greeneville. A couple of things stand out as far as the splits go, and that's how much he was rocked by LHBs, and dominated RHBs. And the home/away splits. If you're a right-handed batter at home, and Murillo Gouvea is on the mound, just go sit down. We'll find out next season if Gouvea just needed a change of scenery, or if the White Sox just gave up on him, or what the story is...
