Some coaches would be fired almost instantly after winning only 37 games in his first two seasons. Not the Philadelphia 76ers’ head coach Brett Brown. There’s a few reasons why he’s around still, but most notably includes his relationship and likability with players, and the current plan of the Sixers.
Among the reasons he hasn’t been fired–and probably won’t be–the main reason is that there’s a “process” (do you trust it?) currently taking place. It’s a rebuilding phase where the team knows the quality of players can’t quite yet match up to the better teams in the NBA, so they weren’t expecting to win many games anyway.