Aug 23, 2008 6:53 PM EST

Detroit executive Joe Dumars isn't disappointed by the fact that he hasn't been able to swing a sizable move this offseason despite his insistence in June that he planned to shake up the roster, according NBA.com.

"I’m not disappointed, and I’m not frustrated. I’m never disappointed or frustrated when there’s nothing on the table to pull the trigger on a good deal," Dumars told Pistons.com. "When there’s no good deal to be made, you can’t get frustrated and disappointed and force yourself to do something that’s not smart."

"I’ll reiterate what I said early on after the season was over. That we would be open to doing any deal, but I’m not going to give players away and make a bad deal. I understand the way the world works now," Dumars added. "I understand the way the media and fans hear and decipher what they want to. So when people ask me what about the big trade, my response is always the same: What big trade is that? What I said was I would go out and try to make a deal if there was one to be made but don’t look for me to give anybody away."

Via NBA.com