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By: Gabrielle Ducharme ORANGE, Calif. — It was March 31, 2016. A five-year-old boy wearing sunglasses and a Chapman baseball shirt, his little sister, a toddler at the time, his mother and father all waltzed up the ramp just outside Hart Park, the home of Chapman Baseball. With their tacos in hand from the Mexican restaurant Rubio’s, the family of four just wanted to put a spark back into their son. He was fighting leukemia, receiving treatment not even five minutes down the road at Children’s Hospital Orange County (CHOC). This practice was the start of a revolution. Carter’s parent,…