Saratoga's productive survival as a torpedo magnet

What changes if Saratoga is not such a torpedo magnet during the Second World War?

She spends more time available, but some attacks may fall on other ships because Saratoga historically survived the torpedoes she attracted.

Saratoga's repeated torpedo damage removed her from operations at important moments. Avoiding those hits would therefore increase her availability in the Pacific. The panel also notes that she absorbed attacks without being sunk. In that sense, a less attractive Saratoga might leave another and possibly less survivable ship to receive the same torpedo.