Arguably the WNBA’s two biggest superstars appear to be taking completely different approaches in their first offseason as professional basketball players.

Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese is undoubtedly on the move. Since the end of Sky’s season, the 22-year-old has attended four NFL football games in three different cities, caused a stir with her appearance at a Wild N’ Out show in Chicago, and seems to attract new controversy with every new episode worry podcast “Unapologetically Angel”.

Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark, on the other hand, appears to be more involved locally, as her last public appearances have taken place in her teammate Lexie Hull’s car, on the golf course and at an Indiana Pacers preseason game.

Most fans would (and probably should) agree that both rookies can spend their time doing whatever they want. Joe Budden is not one of those fans.

On the latest episode of “The Joe Budden Podcast,” the media mogul lamented Reese’s recent public activities by comparing them to Clark’s.

“I saw Angel Reese go wild, I don’t know if I saw her at Wild N’ Out,” Budden said. “Angel Reese won’t sit down for a second…She won’t sit down anywhere for a second. That has value.”

“This will sound like I’m telling women what to do,” he added (correctly). “But I’m not.”

Budden then said, “Whoever has (Reese) is telling her to show up everywhere. That’s not what Caitlin Clark’s people say, not to make it racist… We just got some star rookie shit now.”

“All season long (Reese) has been putting herself in the same box as Caitlin Clark, but there’s more to it than just basketball,” he said.

Budden has been critical of Reese in the past, comparing her to Clark.