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X expands Gametime sports hub to MLB, plans for more leagues

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X, formerly Twitter, is expanding its Gametime feature beyond American football. The platform is transforming it into a year-round sports hub. This expansion begins with content for Major League Baseball. The company plans to add other professional sports leagues in the future.

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