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McCarthy's on board; what's next?; & other stuff
The way I see it, Brandon McCarthy represents the perfect solution to the Diamondbacks' starting pitching hunt, and they managed to land him at what looks to be a reasonable rate.
With McCarthy agreeing in principle on a two-year, $15.5 million deal, the Diamondbacks added a starter capable of slotting in near the top of their rotation – and the best part is they didn't have to give up any of their prospects get him.
McCarthy's 121 ERA+ over the past two seasons means that when factoring in ballpark and league averages he posted an ERA 21 percent better than the average starter. It ranked 19th in the majors among pitchers with at least 280 innings, just ahead of Roy Halladay, James Shields, Tim Hudson and Felix Hernandez.
Of course, the one caveat with McCarthy is his ability to log innings. He's had recurring shoulder problems throughout his career and was limited to just 111 innings this past year, although in fairness he would have thrown more if not for a freak injury, a line drive that struck him on the head on Sept. 5.
But that's where the Diamondbacks' pitching depth comes in. Unlike some organizations, they have so many starting pitching options that they would seemingly be able to absorb a DL stint here or there by McCarthy without much issue.
That durability is probably the reason the Diamondbacks were able to get him at such a reasonable rate. General Manager Kevin Towers said today that he's planning for about 150-170 innings out of McCarthy, which means he's comfortable paying $8 million for roughly three-quarters of the typical production from a starting pitcher.
The fact that the Diamondbacks were able to find a veteran starter via free agency means they still have a good inventory of young pitchers, one (or more) of whom could be used in a trade to further upgrade the roster for next season.
Towers acknowledged as much this afternoon, saying that McCarthy's signing makes it easier to part with a young arm, but only in the right deal.
Perhaps this means they'll go after shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, whom the Cleveland Indians have reportedly made available at a cost of three or four prospects. They are said to be seeking young pitching back in any deal.
As for what it means to an Upton deal, Towers said he probably won't be acquiring a starting pitcher in such a package. However, he said it doesn't necessarily mean that he'll need a shortstop back for Upton, either.
And don't forget: Even though we're hearing more about an Upton deal, they could still deal left fielder Jason Kubel instead.
Clearly, Towers has a deeper pitching staff today than he did yesterday, and that would seemingly provide more options for him to explore. We'll see what he ultimately chooses to do, if anything.
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The winter meetings ended this morning. A lot was talked about, but little happened. I'll try to summarize the Diamondbacks-related stuff that was reported, and then try to make sense of it all. Let me know if I'm missing/forgetting something. We'll do this by team.
Texas Rangers: The Rangers were the club most often connected to the Diamondbacks and to right fielder Justin Upton, whom they apparently view as a replacement for free agent Josh Hamilton. So far, it appears they don't want to part with either of their shortstops, Elvis Andrus or Jurickson Profar, and they don't have the type of high-end starting pitcher available that the Diamondbacks covet. They do have third baseman Mike Olt, and while the Diamondbacks like him, it doesn't sound as if they like him enough to view him as a centerpiece of an Upton deal. As such, it appears the Rangers have been aggressively pursuing other clubs in hopes of satisfying the Diamondbacks' needs.
Cleveland Indians: The Indians are one of the teams that have what the Diamondbacks want. They've made Asdrubal Cabrera available, and apparently they're asking for a big package in return, perhaps three or four prospects. Other executives point to the recent misses the Indians had on other valuable trade commodities (CC Sabathia, Cliff Lee) and say the team is determined not to get a lukewarm return this time. If the Diamondbacks were to trade Upton, they'd almost certainly have to get back more than just Cabrera. The Indians reportedly are interested in Tyler Skaggs and Trevor Bauer, favoring Skaggs over Bauer. The Diamondbacks see it the same way, according to reports, and would prefer to deal Bauer. The Indians were also said to be doing legwork on Upton; that seems like a long shot, but perhaps they're thinking they'd rather have Upton for three years than Cabrera (signed for two years) and Choo (one more year)? Worth noting: Other executives talk all the time about how hard the Indians are to negotiate with.
Tampa Bay Rays: They're another team reportedly in the multi-team mix. They have pitching to spare, perhaps in the form of right-hander James Shields, who is beginning to get expensive. The Rays don't make too many deals, but when they do they'll usually do them a year too early than a year too late. They're always looking for cheap, controllable players, so it's hard to see them wanting to take on Upton and the $38.5 million left on his contract. They need a bat, so as far as the three-team deal goes, Olt makes sense, although the Rays are pretty set at that position. Olt could always shift to first base.
Seattle Mariners: They're said to be in one version of the blockbuster deal, but in an odd way: Though they're supposedly desperate for hitting, one report suggested they were after Rangers lefty Derek Holland. You'd think if the Mariners were going to fire a bullet, they'd do it to acquire a bat. They're reportedly interested in Upton, but unless they want to trade Felix Hernandez (which they don't), they don't really match up in an Upton deal. Another report had them linked to the Diamondbacks with outfielder Jason Kubel. This is important to keep in mind. If the three- and four-team trades fall through, as they apparently are likely to do, the Diamondbacks might move forward with a smaller deal involving Kubel. The only other club linked to Kubel was the Orioles, but they've since signed Nate McLouth, which would seem to make a Kubel deal less likely.
As far as I can remember, the only other free-agent they've been connected to is right-hander Brandon McCarthy. That is, aside from infielder Hiroyuki Nakajima, who seems unlikely now that Eric Chavez is on board.
Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers met with a pack of reporters before leaving town today. Here are some of the quotes that stood out to me:
*On what happened this week: "I guess we have a better understanding of what we can do if we wanted to do it. I would say there's probably nothing that close to where we're going to pull the trigger in the next 48 hours. At least in these meetings, we had a chance to at least engage with clubs that we had targeted as having the best matches with, either directly or indirectly. More indirectly.
"…I think everybody has a better idea of everybody's threshold of what they possibly would do. Then it's ultimately going back to ownership, going back to your scouts and deciding if it's something you want to do."
*On how Greinke/Hamilton impact trade market: "I can't speak for the other clubs involved, but I would imagine that probably impacts what they do or how aggressive they get. That's why we're in no rush."
*On how rising free-agent costs have changed the trade landscape: "I think what I've noticed in the last 12 months is really the value that people put on the prospect because of where the free-agent market is heading. People don't want to lose their prospects. They value their prospects. It's important. It's cost control. … In this winter meetings or even at the GM meetings, how many prospect deals have we seen?"
*Has the market increased Upton's value?: "I think so. But beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. We value him greatly. In our eyes, it makes it probably even more difficult to move him, because of the type of the outfielder we think he is and with the way the market is headed for those type of players, there's a lot of value there. And with his age."
The Diamondbacks selected right-hander Starling Peralta from the Chicago Cubs organization in the Rule 5 draft on Thursday morning.
Peralta had a 3.44 ERA in 99 1/3 innings in the Low-A Midwest League this season. He has a 4.46 ERA in his minor league career, with 3.5 walks per nine, 7.9 strikeouts per nine and 0.7 home runs per nine.
A scout familiar with him said that he's the classic Rule 5 reliever: He throws hard (mid-90s, even touching 97 mph) with inconsistent breaking stuff. The question with him is whether he can be consistent enough with both his secondary stuff and with the quality of the strikes he throws.
He's spent most of his career in the rotation, but his best chance of making the team out of spring training will be as a reliever.
The Diamondbacks also lost a player on Thursday when the Philadelphia Phillies selected outfielder Ender Inciarte. (I wrote about him in August.)
At this point, he might have trouble being more than just a defensive replacement or pinch runner. But if the Phillies have the roster flexibility, maybe he'll fit as a fifth outfielder.
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Winter meetings, Day Three: Four-way deals, third base splits & other stuff
More information on the rumored four-team trade proposal was dispensed tonight courtesy of Ken Rosenthal, who tells us that the Seattle Mariners are in one version of things, along with the Diamondbacks, Rangers and Indians.
It's all very confusing, but essentially it sounds like the Diamondbacks would trade Justin Upton and get back Asdrubal Cabrera.
We have to assume those are only the principals, and that the Diamondbacks will be getting more than just Cabrera.
"There HAS to be a lot more," texted one competing executive.
"Middle (infielders) get a premium, but I'd still rather have Upton," wrote said.
Cabrera is a nice player. He has a career .757 OPS, which comes out to a 108 OPS+. That's pretty darn good for a shortstop, especially considering Texas' Elvis Andrus has a career .695 OPS and 84 OPS+. (Of course, the defensive difference between the two is pretty significant, to the point that most people would rate Andrus as the far superior player.)
But Cabrera has just two years of control left. Upton has three. And considering what's happening on the free-agent market in terms of salary inflation, the $38.5 million remaining on Upton's contract is looking more reasonable by the day – and it never really seemed all that unreasonable in the first place.
Anyway, Rosenthal made it sound as if the trade is unlikely. Perhaps that means Upton will be staying put, for now, and that we'll be treated to more rounds of rumors in the coming weeks, months and years. We can only hope.
The Diamondbacks added Eric Chavez today on what looks like a nice contract, a $3 million guarantee to a guy who hit .281/.348/.496 in 313 plate appearances for the Yankees.
Amazing that Eric Hinkse hits .197 and doesn't bring much defensive value yet costs $1 million and for just $2 million more you get a guy who had a great year at the plate and plays a position that's become extremely difficult for teams to fill.
Anyway, one of the reasons GM Kevin Towers gave for the signing was that it gives them a left-handed hitter (Chavez) and a right-handed hitter (Chris Johnson) at third base.
On the surface, that would seem to make for a good platoon. But check out the career numbers for both players:
Chavez vs. righties: .280/.358/.511
Chavez vs. lefties: .236/.303/.386
Johnson vs. righties: .283/.323/.452
Johnson vs. lefties: .255/.294/.372
It doesn't just appear to be a small sample size situation, either. Other than one year in Triple-A, Johnson didn't exactly torch left-handed pitching in the minor leagues, either.
Look, it was probably never going to be true platoon anyway; the Diamondbacks don't think they'll be able to ask the soon-to-be 35-year-old Chavez to get more than 300 or 400 plate appearances, and considering he's only averaged 204 plate appearances in the past three years, the club's target range might be optimistic.
But someone's going to have to face left-handers. And neither of the Diamondbacks' primary third basemen appear well-suited to do it.
Wil Nieves is back on board. He wasn't off board very long, it turns out. Non-tendered on Friday, Nieves agreed to a one-year, $800,000 deal on Wednesday. He'll be the backup to Miguel Montero.
I'm not really sure what to make of this, considering Nieves' arbitration estimate was $800,000, at least according to Matt Swartz, who is pretty good at arbitration estimates.
Were the Diamondbacks worried he would get way more than that in arbitration?
Some notes to come out of Towers' media session today:
*He said he's talked way more about three-, four- and even five-way deals than he has traditional two-team trades. That's kind of interesting. Also interesting, he said he doesn't like to put in the legwork on those big deals. He lets other teams come to him with ideas. He prefers to deal with other GMs one-on-one.
*He said there are several multi-team proposals in existence.
*The Chavez signing means the Diamondbacks are "less likely" to sign Hiroyuki Nakajima, Towers said.
*The Chavez signing also means they have one too many infielders. It could be that John McDonald is the odd man out. Then again, if they add Cabrera, they could consider trading Cliff Pennington.
*Towers thought that Chavez being a Scottsdale resident played a big part in his decision to sign with the Diamondbacks.
*The Diamondbacks' 40-man roster is at 38. Towers said there's a 60/40 chance they make a selection in tomorrow's Rule 5 draft. He said they'd more than likely take a pitcher, if they take anyone.
*He took both Chavez and Hinske out for meals in Arizona in recent weeks. He said he took Hinske to lunch at Chelsea's Kitchen in Phoenix and Chavez to dinner at City Hall in Scottsdale.
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The Diamondbacks got one small item of business just about taken care of on Tuesday, agreeing to terms with veteran bench player Eric Hinske on a one-year deal worth about $1 million. The deal is pending a physical.
As for the really juicy stuff, we're just going to have to keep waiting.
The FOX Sports crew reported late Monday night that the Diamondbacks were having more discussions about Jason Kubel than Justin Upton. That could be true, but it didn't stop the rumors about Upton from being passed around the Gaylord Opryland on Tuesday.
One such rumor stopped everybody in their tracks: Upton for Phillies lefty Cliff Lee. But it also was shot down almost immediately by folks with both teams, including Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson, who said, "I can tell you that's not going to happen."
It's not usual that people will go out of their way to shoot down rumors. Consider this: On Monday, another writer mentioned to me that he had been told that the Diamondbacks had interest in Scott Hairston. I ran this by Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers later that day. Towers wouldn't confirm or deny. Later that night, that same writer told me he had remembered incorrectly; Hairston wasn't a Diamondbacks target, after all, he said.
But with this Upton/Lee stuff – a rumor that took off like wildfire on Twitter – everyone was willing to refute it, for whatever reason.
"So, who we getting?" a bemused Towers asked reporters on Tuesday evening, his way of denying any discussions involving Lee.
Still, there were discussions of some kind taking place. One source said the Braves, Mariners and Indians were all "digging" on Upton on Tuesday, meaning they were trying to collect background info/character assessments to make sure he would be a good fit for them. A couple weeks ago, a Diamondbacks source told me there was no scenario in which Upton landed in Cleveland. I'm not sure what has changed to compel the Indians to get involved.
As far as Kubel goes, the Mariners are interested. (They're interested in nearly every hitter with a pulse, it seems.) A source who spoke with a high-ranking Phillies executive said they were not on Kubel. The Orioles would make sense. So would a bunch of other teams.
If the Diamondbacks were to trade him, it would mean Upton stays put. As to what kind of a return they could expect for Kubel, Towers wasn't overly specific other than to say it wouldn't be prospects.
"We're trying to make our club better," he said. "The only way we've discussed Justin or Kubel is really addressing another area of need. If it's a front of the rotation starter, a shortstop.
"If we're going to do something, it'll be a deal where our club is going to be better. We're not looking to add prospects to our system. We're not rebuilding. Any deal that we do is really with a focus on the 2013 club being better."
That probably means, he said, the same positions we've been hearing about them targeting for a while now: Proven starter. Shortstop. Third baseman. Lefty reliever.
But keep in mind: Kubel has just one year and $7.5 million remaining on his contract, which includes a mutual option for 2014. So his value is limited given that he has just one guaranteed year left.
A trade of Kubel would open up left field again for Gerardo Parra and would signal that the Diamondbacks are putting more of an emphasis on defense, something they were willing to sacrifice when they signed Kubel as a free agent a year ago and bumped Parra into a bench role.
Hinske had been a pretty decent part-time bat in recent years, posting a 105 OPS+ (five percent better than league average) from 2009-2011. But he struggled in 2012, hitting just .197 with two homers, his .583 OPS working out to a 57 OPS+.
Still, the Diamondbacks targeted him early in the off-season, Towers said.
"It's (about) trying to find an experienced, left-handed bat that's played with championship clubs and will give you a good, pro at-bat late in the game," he said. "I think that was a weakness for us last year. He's a quality makeup guy. Playing against him, we always felt he was a threat when he came up."
Hinske mostly has seen time at first and in the outfield in recent years. He came up as a third baseman.
Given the sky-high costs for center fielders – namely, B.J. Upton ($75 million/five years), Angel Pagan ($40 million/four years) and Shane Victorino ($39 million/three years) -- one rival executive today was wondering if the Diamondbacks shouldn't have gotten more in return for Chris Young, whom they traded to Oakland in October for shortstop Cliff Pennington.
This seems like a fair point. My only counterargument was the seemingly high asking price for shortstops via trade. The Rangers don't want to part with Elvis Andrus or Jurickson Profar. The Indians reportedly are asking for three or four players for Cabrera. And, unless I'm forgetting someone, the only other shortstop that's been traded this off-season was Jose Reyes, who had the bulk of a $106 million contract attached to him.
Granted, the Diamondbacks would like to improve on Pennington, who hit just .215 last year. They've said as much. But they don't appear desperate to do so and it's possible that they would be desperate had they not made that deal for Pennington a couple of months ago.
Towers was asked if he's glad he did that deal. He said he was, but he also mentioned another decision he made that looks even better in retrospect.
"The thing I'm probably most happy with is Miggy," he said, referring to the five-year, $60 million deal Miguel Montero got in May. "That would have been rough. How big would Miggy have been right now if he was out there as a free agent?"
The Diamondbacks are interested in bringing back Rod Barajas as the backup catcher, a source said. Towers didn't specifically name Barajas, but he's been saying he wanted a right-handed hitting, defense-oriented catcher. Barajas would seem to qualify.
He also isn't in a position to be seeking everyday at-bats, given that he hit just .206 with 11 home runs in 321 at-bats for the Pirates last year. That's good because with "Ironman" Montero here, whoever the backup is probably won't be playing much.
"I think the difficulty that we have when we're engaging free agents who are backup catchers is I have to be candid with them: 'You're going to catch 25-35 games,'" Towers said. "So probably the only guys who have any interest in that are a veteran guy who is kind of at the end of the line."
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Not much about the Diamondbacks reached our ears on Monday, the first day of baseball's winter meetings in Nashville, Tenn. It's not that the Diamondbacks aren't busy; it's just that they're keeping their doings tightly under wraps.
General Manager Kevin Towers wouldn't go much into specifics when meeting with reporters on Monday evening, but there were a few developments we know of:
*The Diamondbacks remain interested in right-hander Brandon McCarthy. Beyond that, it's unclear what starting pitching trade targets they have in their sights.
Towers made it pretty clear that he's not looking for a back-of-the-rotation type. He said he'd want "at least a solid No. 2," someone who could slot in between Ian Kennedy and Trevor Cahill.
So when you're looking at who is rumored to be out there on the trade market, that would seem to eliminate guys like Ricky Nolasco, Gavin Floyd, Rick Porcello and Bud Norris.
Maybe they're interested in Matt Garza? He has the stuff to be a No. 2 starter and has pitched like one before.
If he can't get someone of that caliber, Towers would rather just give the innings to his young pitchers (Trevor Bauer, Tyler Skaggs, Pat Corbin).
*Towers acknowledged that he's searching for a backup catcher, saying he'd like a right-handed hitter and expects it to be someone known more for defense.
That sounds a lot like Henry Blanco, whom the Diamondbacks seemingly cut ties with earlier this off-season when they declined his $1.24 million option for 2013.
And Towers didn't rule out bringing Blanco back.
"Rather than locking into it early, we wanted to see what non-tenders might be out there, what free agents might be out there, what other catchers might be available via trade," Towers said, explaining why he declined Blanco's option. "If we would have locked into his contract, then we couldn't explore what else might be out there."
Blanco's agent, Steve Schneider, said Monday that he has kept the lines of communication active with the Diamondbacks since the option was declined. He said Blanco is open to returning.
*CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reported on Sunday that the Seattle Mariners remain interested in Justin Upton. They do have a lot young pitching to offer, but that probably wouldn't be of much interest to the Diamondbacks.
Perhaps they can include a third team to land a player the Diamondbacks want, and the Cleveland Indians and Asdrubal Cabrera would appear to be a match. The Indians are actively seeking young pitching and reportedly are willing to part with Cabrera.
*Towers was asked again about whether there's any level of concern with having Upton's name appearing so often in trade rumors.
"My style is not to say that we're not going to listen on any of our players," he said. "If people inquire, I'll listen on all of our players. Some clubs may take the direction where this guy is untouchable and we're married to him and he's our guy, but I've never done it and never will. You may not like that style, but that's the way I do it. The players don't like it, so be it.
"These guys are well-paid professionals. Rumors happen. Your name is going to be asked about in trades. The good ones are kind of able to put on their blinders, man, and say, 'I can only worry about what I can control and what I can't control I'm not going to let it affect me.' It's not different than if my name were out there about getting canned. I can only worry about my job and what I do. If it happens, it happens. There's nothing I can control, I can just go out there and do the best job that I can."
The most significant in-division move of the day: The Giants gave outfielder Angel Pagan $40 million over four years. Pagan had a .706 OPS on Aug. 2.
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The winter meetings are officially underway here in Nashville, Tenn., and run through Thursday morning. The Diamondbacks are expected to be active -- and according to ESPN's Buster Olney, they already are. Let's take a look at their payroll situation heading into the week.
Miguel Montero: $10 million
First base
Paul Goldschmidt: $490,000
Second base
Aaron Hill: $5.5 million
Third base
Chris Johnson: $2.2 million**
Cliff Pennington: $2.1 million**
Left field
Jason Kubel: $7.5 million
Center field
Adam Eaton: $490,000
Right field
Justin Upton: $9.75 million
Gerardo Parra: $2.1 million**
Willie Bloomquist: $1.9 million
John McDonald: $1.5 million
Starting rotation
Ian Kennedy: $4.2 million**
Trevor Cahill: $5.5 million
Wade Miley: $490,000
Tyler Skaggs: $490,000
Trevor Bauer: $490,000
Daniel Hudson: $490,000
J.J. Putz: $6.5 million
David Hernandez: $1.25 million
Heath Bell: $6.5 million
Brad Ziegler: $2.4 million**
Matt Reynolds: $490,000
Matt Albers: $1.7 million**
Josh Collmenter: $490,000
Chris Young: $500,000
** - Denotes arbitration salaries based on Matt Swartz's estimates.
Total: $75.2 million
Notes: 1) I'm certainly several hundred thousand short on the pre-arbitration salaries. I just used the major league minimum ($490,000) for those players, knowing full well that the Diamondbacks tend to give small raises to the players with more experience. 2) I did not include the rest of the players on the 40-man roster, meaning I might be around $3 million short. 3) The arbitration estimates are just that.
Last season, my estimates had the Diamondbacks in the $78 million range, and I heard last week that they could go into next season anywhere between $80 million-$90 million.
The roster as it stands has a couple of holes: They want to add a bench player – someone who, GM Kevin Towers said last month, will fill the role that Lyle Overbay had early last season – and they need to add a backup catcher after non-tendering Wil Nieves on Friday night.
Let's assume the bench player costs $1 million and the backup catcher costs about $1.5 million, which is a touch more than they paid Henry Blanco last year.
That would bring them up to about $80 million, counting the rest of the 40-man roster.
So that means they'd have perhaps as much as $10 million to play with.
Money doesn't look like it'll be a huge impediment, at least the way I see it. Odds are, they're going to trade one of their outfielders – I'd guess either Upton or Kubel – meaning they're going to unload a hefty contract there and plug in rookie A.J. Pollock, who will make the major league minimum.
And if they find a way to acquire another third baseman or shortstop, that would also give them the option to trade away one of the players they currently have at those positions.
Obviously, they can't easily go out and sign Zack Greinke or Anibal Sanchez. But they would they have the money to commit to a veteran pitcher on a one-year deal – someone like Brandon McCarthy, Dan Haren or Shaun Marcum, for example, guys who maybe could be had for between $5 million-$10 million.
One thing I forgot to mention in my blog about starting pitching from the other night: If the Diamondbacks do end up trading one of their young starters, then I'd absolutely be in favor of them doing something to acquire a veteran starter.
Jack Magruder reported the other day that the Diamondbacks have reached out to free-agent Aubrey Huff about a possible bench job.
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- Where Do Trans Fats Come From?
- Big Changes in the Food Industry
- Keeping Track of Trans Fat
- Tips for Lowering Trans Fat Intake
- References
For years, only true diet detectives knew whether a particular food contained trans fat. This phantom fat—the worst fat for the heart, blood vessels, and rest of the body—was found in thousands of foods. But only people who knew that the code phrases "partially hydrogenated vegetable oil" and "vegetable shortening" meant that trans fat lurked in the food were aware of its presence.
Now, at least for foods with food labels, anyone can tell. Since January 1, 2006, the U.S. has required that trans fat must be listed on food labels along with other bad fats (saturated fats) and good ones (unsaturated fats). (1) (For more information on different types of fat, read "Fats & Cholesterol: Out with the Bad, In with the Good".)
The addition is a victory for Harvard School of Public Health researchers who helped sound the alarm about trans fat in the early 1990s (2, 3) and who advocated that it be explicitly listed on food labels. After much equivocation by the FDA and intense lobbying against the addition by parts of the food industry, the FDA finally approved adding trans fat to food labels.
This small, one-line change in a massive federal rule has sparked a major makeover of the American food supply. The FDA once estimated that approximately 95 percent of prepared cookies, 100 percent of crackers, and 80 percent of frozen breakfast products contained trans fat. (1) Now that trans fat must be listed on food labels, many companies have removed them from their products.
Of course, many foods don't come with labels, such as foods sold in bakeries, cafeterias, schools, and restaurants. Because consumers cannot tell whether these unlabeled foods contain trans fats—and, in turn, cannot make the choice to avoid trans fat-laden foods—many cities and states have passed or are considering laws to eliminate trans fats in these foods. California's governor recently signed legislation to phase out trans fats from restaurants by 2010 and from baked goods by 2011, the first state in the nation to do so. New York City became the largest city in the nation to require its restaurants, cafeterias, and schools to go trans free (the city has a "Trans Fat Help Center" to help food professionals comply), and other cities and towns, such as Boston, are following its lead.
The shift follows the growing realization that trans fats are even worse for the heart and blood vessels than saturated fats.
Where Do Trans Fats Come From?
Trans fats are a type of mostly man-made fat that the food industry loves, but our hearts and blood vessels don't.
In the late 19th century, chemists discovered that they could add hydrogen atoms to unsaturated fats by bubbling hydrogen gas through vegetable oil in the presence of a nickel catalyst. (4) This was far more than a chemical curiosity. Partially hydrogenated oils don't spoil as easily as nonhydrogenated fats. They can withstand repeated heating without breaking down. And the process can turn a liquid oil into a solid, which allowed for easier transportation and wider uses; this solid fat was also much less expensive than solid animal fats.
These characteristics were attractive to food makers. Over the last several decades, partially hydrogenated oils became a mainstay in margarines, commercially baked goods, and snack foods. When saturated fat was fingered as a contributor to high cholesterol, companies such as McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts switched from beef tallow to partially hydrogenated vegetable oil for frying French fries and donuts.
At the time, switching from butter or lard (both of which contain high amounts of saturated fat) to a product made from healthy vegetable oil seemed to make sense. Intake of trans fat increased dramatically. Before the advent of partial hydrogenation, the only trans fat that humans consumed came from eating cows (or dairy products), lamb, and deer; in ruminants like these, bacteria living in the stomach make small amounts of trans fat. But due to the growth of partial hydrogenation, by the early 1990s, trans fat intake in the United States averaged 4 to 7 percent of calories from fat.
In 1981, a group of Welsh researchers speculated that trans fat might be linked with heart disease. (5) A 1993 Harvard study strongly supported the hypothesis that intake of partially hydrogenated vegetable oils contributed to the risk of having a heart attack. (3) In that study, the researchers estimated that replacing just 2 percent of energy from trans fat with healthy unsaturated fat would decrease the risk of coronary heart disease by about one-third. An influential symposium on trans fat later in the 1990s drew public attention to the issue.
Today we know that eating trans fats increases levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL, "bad" cholesterol), especially the small, dense LDL particles that may be more damaging to arteries. It lowers levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) particles, which scour blood vessels for bad cholesterol and truck it to the liver for disposal. It also promotes inflammation, (6) an overactivity of the immune system that has been implicated in heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and other chronic conditions. Eating trans fat also reduces the normal healthy responsiveness of endothelial cells, the cells that line all of our blood vessels. In animal studies, eating trans fat also promotes obesity and resistance to insulin, the precursor to diabetes.
This multiple-pronged attack on blood vessels translates into heart disease and death. An analysis of the health effects of industrial trans fats conducted by researchers with the Harvard School of Public Health Department of Nutrition indicates that eliminating trans fats from the U.S. food supply could prevent up to 1 in 5 heart attacks and related deaths. That would mean a quarter of a million fewer heart attacks and related deaths each year in the United States alone. (7) (As noted above, trans fats do naturally occur in dairy foods and meat from ruminant animals, but trans fats from these sources do not make up as significant a part of the American diet, so they are not as much of a public health concern.)
Big Changes in the Food Industry
Many food makers have realized that consumers, having the new information on the food label, would avoid products containing trans fat. Fearing lost sales, many companies have found ways to make their products without partially hydrogenated oils.
Some margarines have been virtually trans fat-free for several years. Major chip makers now use trans-free oils for making tortilla chips and other crunchy snacks. Frozen food makers have introduced frozen fried chicken products without trans fat. A few grocery store chains never carried products that contain trans fat. And several major restaurant chains have reformulated their products to reduce trans fats.
Keeping Track of Trans Fat
Now that the once-ubiquitous but invisible trans fats are listed in bold print on food labels, it's easier to spot them in packaged foods. Keep in mind, though, that according to the FDA, a product claiming to have zero trans fat can actually contain up to a half gram. (Canada set a different standard of zero as under 0.2 grams.) So you may still want to scan the ingredient list for "partially hydrogenated vegetable oil" and "vegetable shortening," and look for an alternative product without those words, especially if it's something you eat regularly.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends limiting intake of trans fats, but doesn't offer a specific target. The federal Institute of Medicine is a bit more specific. It says "there are no known requirements for trans fatty acids for specific bodily functions," and so trans fatty acid consumption should "be as low as possible." How to do this? Look for products that don't contain any. This is easier now that more and more companies are competing for the attention of trans-free shoppers. It's harder to avoid trans fat in restaurants, since they are not required to provide nutrition information about the food they serve. One strategy is to avoid deep-fried foods, since many restaurants continue to use partially hydrogenated oils in their fryers. You may be able to help change this behavior by asking your server, the chef, or manager if the establishment uses trans-free oils.
One final note: Just because a food has been prepared without partially hydrogenated oil doesn't necessarily make it healthy, cautions Walter Willett, chair of the Department of Nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health. "It can be trans-free and still contain a lot of sugar, easily digestible (low fiber) carbohydrate and starch, or saturated fat, which isn't a good choice."
Tips for Lowering Trans Fat Intake
- Choose liquid vegetable oils, or choose a soft tub margarine that contains little or no trans fats.
- Avoid eating commercially prepared baked foods (cookies, pies, donuts, etc.), snack foods, and processed foods, including fast foods. To be on the safe side, assume that all such products contain trans fats unless they are labeled otherwise.
- When foods containing partially hydrogenated oils can't be avoided, choose products that list the partially hydrogenated oils near the end of the ingredient list.
- To avoid trans fats in restaurants, one strategy is to avoid deep-fried foods (since many restaurants still use partially hydrogenated oils in their fryers) and desserts. You may be able to help change these cooking practices by asking your server, the chef, or manager if the establishment uses only trans-free oils and foods.
1. Food Labeling: Trans Fatty Acids in Nutrition Labeling. Government Publishing Office.
2. Ascherio A, Hennekens CH, Buring JE, Master C, Stampfer MJ, Willett WC. Trans-fatty acids intake and risk of myocardial infarction. Circulation. 1994; 89:94-101.
3. Willett WC, Stampfer MJ, Manson JE, et al. Intake of trans fatty acids and risk of coronary heart disease among women. Lancet. 1993; 341:581-5.
4. Katan MB, Zock PL, Mensink RP. Trans fatty acids and their effects on lipoproteins in humans. Annual Review of Nutrition. 1995; 15:473-93.
5. Thomas LH, Jones PR, Winter JA, Smith H. Hydrogenated oils and fats: the presence of chemically-modified fatty acids in human adipose tissue. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 1981; 34:877-86.
6. Mozaffarian D, Pischon T, Hankinson SE, et al. Dietary intake of trans fatty acids and systemic inflammation in women. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2004; 79:606-12.
7. Mozaffarian D, Katan MB, Ascherio A, Stampfer MJ, Willett WC. Trans fatty acids and cardiovascular disease. N Engl J Med. 2006 Apr 13;354(15):1601-13.
8. Sizzling test results boost demand for new soybean oil. Iowa State University.
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How to Enjoy a Free Drink this Weekend
We know Starbucks Tribute Blend® is a special coffee, and so do you. In fact, we've never had so many people ask for one of our limited-edition coffees to come back. If you haven't tried this beloved coffee or revisited it this year, now is the time.
Between March 22 and March 25 at participating stores in the United States and Canada, enjoy any tall (12 oz.) handcrafted beverage for free when you buy a pound of Starbucks Tribute Blend® or Starbucks VIA Tribute Blend™. Here's to you.
***Update 3/30/12 - It's back for the weekend in U.S. stores. Buy a pound of Starbucks Tribute Blend or Starbucks VIA Tribute Blend this weekend (March 31 and April 1) and receive a free tall (12 oz.) handcrafted beverage. Enjoy!