go to bat for (someone/something)

to give help or support to someone or something.

She's one of my closest friends in the world — I'd go to bat for her any day.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of go to bat (= to position yourself to hit the ball in a baseball game)

• not in the business of
• not in the business of doing something
• not in the least
• not in the same league
• not in the slightest
• not judge a book by its cover
• not know beans about
• not know beans about something
• not know from Adam
• not know if are coming or going
• not know if you are coming or going
• not know someone from Adam
• not know the first thing about
• not know the first thing about something
• not know the half of it
• not know the meaning of the word
• not know what hit
• not know what hit you
• not know where to put
• not know where to put yourself
• not know where to turn
• not know whether are coming or going
• not know whether to laugh or cry
• not know whether you are coming or going
• not know which way to turn