BOSTON -- Kelly Olynyk's head was spinning.
It was early October 2013, and the Celtics were navigating the first days of training camp under newly hired head coach Brad Stevens.
Olynyk, then a 22-year-old rookie, was trying his best to simply pick up NBA terminology and make sure he was in all the right spots as the Celtics launched a new era on the campus of Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island.
"I could care less. I just want to win the next possession."
One night, after the team's two-a-day sessions were complete, Olynyk went out to dinner with soon-to-be team captain Rajon Rondo and longtime strength coach Bryan Doo.