Detroit Red Wings basic manager Steve Yzerman attended to the teams need for an elite goaltending prospect by moving up in the 2021 NHL draft Friday to grab Sebastian Cossa.Cossa, 6-foot-6, 212-pounder, published a 17-1-1 record with a 1.57 GAA and.941 save percentage in 19 games with the Edmonton Oil Kings in the Western Hockey League.GRADE: Why Wings get a C for trading as much as pick Sebastian Cossa in NHL draftThe Wings acquired the choice from the Dallas Stars for No. 23 (from the Anthony Mantha trade with Washington), No. 48 ( 2nd round) and No. 138 (fifth round). With the No. 6 overall choice, the Wings selected Swedish defenseman Simon Edvinsson.Cossa, 18, is an athletic goalie who moves quickly from side to side and from butterfly position to standing. By size alone, he does not provide challengers much net to contend (in butterfly position, his shoulders still reach the crossbar). Hes proficient at getting to pucks behind his web and making passes to his teammates.ANOTHER GRADE: Red Wings get a B for preparing Simon Edvinsson at No. 6 overallREACTIONS: Red Wings fans positive about Edvinsson but might have preferred anotherCossa boasts excellent size and skill and athleticism. He played 33 video games for the Oil Kings in 2019-20, publishing a. 921 save percentage and 2.23 GAA. The pandemic denied him a shot at playoff hockey the past two seasons, however that should alter next year. He forecasts to compete for Team Canada at the World Juniors next season. Hell need time to deal with his game, however Cossa might be a potential franchise goaltender.The Wings selected him over fellow goaltending possibility Jesper Wallstedt. He went No. 20 to Minnesota.Contact Helene St. James at hstjames@freepress.com. Follow her on Twitter @helenestjames. Read more on the Detroit Red Wings and register for our Red Wings newsletter. Her book, The Big 50: The Detroit Red Wings is readily available from Amazon, Barnes & & Noble and Triumph Books. Tailored copies offered through her email..