Berkshire's lists aren't the product of his "opinions". They're the result of mounds and mounds of data, which occasionally produce results that surprise even him. The only opinion that goes into it are what stats to focus on, and how to weight defensive impact vs. offensive impact.
Even if you changed the latter, it wouldn't make a massive difference to the people on the list - mostly it'd just shuffle the order a bit. Which, feel free to do; even if you think a certain player should be 7th instead of 14th or 15th instead of top ten, these players are the best ones at their respective positions.
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