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Die erste Profi-Fußballmannschaft wurde 1955 in Los Angeles gegründet, als der Besitzer des Fall River Marksmen, Sam Mark, das Team an die Westküste verlegte. In der Bemühung, den Fußball an der Westküste zu fördern, ermutigte er den stark dekorierten Fußball Athleten vom Fall River zur Überführung an die Westküste. Einige Jahre nach der Gründung der NASL im Jahr 1968 traten die Los Angeles Azteken 1974 zu NASL als Expansionsteam bei und spielten von 1974 bis 1981 und falteten nach der Saison 1981. Das Team zeigte internationale Superstars wie George Best und Johan Cruyff und war 1979 und 1980 am beliebtesten und überdurchschnittlich über 12.000 Fans.