Page 2's Power Poll dares to rate the teams that are currently wielding the most power in the entire sports universe.

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1. Seattle Mariners		It's time to face facts, folks -- this is a truly great team.
2. Hard-to-Embrace Superstars		Roger Clemens becomes first AL pitcher ever to go 17-1, Bonds is making Big Mac sweat. But where's the love?
3. Point Given & His Connections		Travers-winning "Big Red Train" could be best racehorse since, well, "Big Red" himself, the mighty Secretariat.
4. Houston Astros		Hottest team in NL starting to pull away in Central Division, breaking hearts of Cubs fans everywhere.
5. Los Angeles Sparks		Led by league MVP Lisa Leslie, looking like a lock to be first WNBA titleists other than Comets.
6. Japanese Little Leaguers		Who's Danny Almonte anyway? Won LL title with class and courage, charming everyone outside of Apopka, Fla.
7. Big 12 College Football Powerhouses		Oklahoma and Nebraska both struggled a bit, but first members of Top 10 to actually win a game.
8. Undefeated NFL Teams		Only two still standing: Vikings and Chargers. Sure, they're just "preseason" games, but the Chargers!?!?
9. Arizona Diamondbacks		Opening up breathing room in NL's toughest division. And with possibly two best healthy starting pitchers alive, could be nightmare for anyone in playoffs.
10. Bay Area CyberRays		Inaugural champs cap off a solid first year for WUSA.
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Charlotte Sting, New York Yankees, Oakland A's, Philadelphia Phillies, "American Pie 2"

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5. All Golfers Not Named Tiger Woods		Had struggling El Tigre on the ropes on several occasions but couldn't put him away, blowing 12-tourney streak.
4. Women's Tennis Rankings		What does motor-mouth Martina Hingis have to do to fall from No. 1 -- and what does Venus Williams have to do to move up? Makes BCS ratings look rational.
3. San Francisco Giants		Jeff Kent hung out their dirty laundry in SI for all to see, then red-hot club lost all momentum by dropping three of four to lowly Mets.
2. New York Liberty		Dropped two straight at home to miss WNBA finals for only second time in five years.
1. Baseball Innocence		Big Little-Leaguer Danny Almonte's 15 minutes of fame becomes an overnight cautionary fable
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Toronto Maple Leafs, "Ghost of Mars," "Bubble Boy," "Summer Catch," "The Curse of the Jade Scorpion," federal budget surplus
Mo' Meter explained:	No mo'; holding	Still climbing the charts	Peaked; all downhill