The Mets beat the Dodgers in their game Sunday with help from their bullpen, which provides late relief after Freddy Peralta’s outing. Multiple reports say the Mets’ relievers collectively hold Los Angeles scoreless over the final stretch, posting five scoreless innings to preserve and extend the lead. The coverage frames the performance as part of what is described as an ongoing, often overlooked success for the Mets’ bullpen during the 2026 season. While details beyond the bullpen’s shutout stretch are limited in the provided summaries, both sources agree on the key sequence of events: Peralta is followed by a bullpen that prevents any runs from the Dodgers, and the game’s outcome is determined as the score remains unchanged through those five innings. The Mets’ ability to shut down the Dodgers late in the contest is presented as the deciding factor, with the bullpen’s run prevention credited for “silencing” Los Angeles down the stretch.