And Ones: Celtics philosophy, three-guard lineups, and Olynyk's blazing hot pre-game ritual

A few quick pre-lunch Celtics Twitter hits to get this Halloween moving in the right direction:

Play Like A Champion Today

Posted in the Celtics locker room are bit-sized pieces of the philosophy Brad Stevens is putting in place for the Celtics. Teamwork, effort, and stick to the way "WE" do things - pretty good things to remember while you're in the middle of rebuilding a franchise.

Favorite part about Stevens philosophy posted in Celtics locker room this year: "Multiple Efforts to Completion." pic.twitter.com/PKTvUmdEYm

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) October 30, 2014

Without a clearcut rim protector and more backcourt members than they know what to do with, the Celtics have completely embraced positionless basketball as a philosophy. Danny Ainge sees the potential in being somewhat unconventional.

Ainge on three-guard lineup: "I think that we can use that often, meaning that we can use it every game in certain spurts if we want."

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) October 30, 2014

During the rebuilding period, giant margin victories are few and far between. It might be a little while before the next one with a tough November right on the horizon.

"I think that's the 1st time we've had a 20-point lead in over a year. I think our guys don't know what it is. Hopefully, they'll find out."

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) October 30, 2014

Congratulations to Kelly Olynyk on getting the start during the home opener. If it means we're getting this handshake on screen more often, then I am all for it.

Sweet Kelly Olynyk pregame ritual. https://t.co/32b7DNFadM #Celtics

— Tony Xypteras (@TonyXypteras) October 29, 2014