going to bat for (Meaning)

going to bat for

to move on a course

The unwavering lawyer is going to bat for his unjustly accused client.
The union leader is going to bat for the workers' rights during contract negotiations.
My friend is going to bat for me, defending my reputation against false accusations.
The environmental activist is going to bat for the protection of the endangered species.
The teacher is going to bat for her students, advocating for their educational needs.
The advocate is going to bat for the homeless, fighting for their shelter and basic necessities.
The journalist is going to bat for the public's right to know, exposing government corruption.
The coach is going to bat for his players, inspiring them to reach their full potential.
The parent is going to bat for their child, ensuring they receive fair treatment and opportunities.
The doctor is going to bat for their patients, fighting for their health and well-being.

to move on a course

going in for, supporting, endorsing,advocating, standing up for, holding a brief for, indorsing, siding (with), backing, helping

interfering, baffling, thwarting, frustrating,opposing, letting down, foiling, sabotaging,disappointing, failing

The unwavering lawyer is going to bat for his unjustly accused client.

The union leader is going to bat for the workers' rights during contract negotiations.

My friend is going to bat for me, defending my reputation against false accusations.

The environmental activist is going to bat for the protection of the endangered species.